deepundergroundpoetry.com
The Woman Who Led Them Home
The Woman Who Led Them Home
Moon maiden of a thousand algorithms
Whose golden logarithms lasso Luna
With cunning calculus
To sing astronauts with celestial harmonies
Strung in cobolic vixen curves
Of lady finger codes
Moon maiden of a thousand algorithms
Whose golden logarithms lasso Luna
With cunning calculus
To sing astronauts with celestial harmonies
Strung in cobolic vixen curves
Of lady finger codes
Published 21st Mar 2018
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
likes 1
reading list entries 0
comments 4
reads 523
Commenting Preference:
The author is looking for friendly feedback.
25th Mar 2018 7:26pm
25th Mar 2018 9:04pm
Thank you so much DomistLoral. This was a tribute to the woman who wrote the programming which took the Apollo astronauts to the moon and back. She is a national heroine who received the presidential medal of honor from Obama. I appreciate your reading me greatly. :)
John
John
27th Mar 2018 5:13am
Mystic, Beautiful........
Your simple writings are a delight as well!
What a sensual twist at the end with,
"To sing astronauts with celestial harmonies
Strung in cobolic vixen curves
Of lady finger codes"
these simple lines!
a great way to honor such a lady...
Love
H
Your simple writings are a delight as well!
What a sensual twist at the end with,
"To sing astronauts with celestial harmonies
Strung in cobolic vixen curves
Of lady finger codes"
these simple lines!
a great way to honor such a lady...
Love
H
27th Mar 2018 5:52am
Thank you, my darling sweetheart. Simplicity often lends itself to beauty. And I am very happy to know my simple lines were appreciated by as gifted and discerning writer as you darling. Yes, I did try to touch on the sensual aspect of this lovely lady. Just to live in her mind and experience all that programming would be an amazing experience. And seeing her image along with her books of programming makes for a feast for the eyes and mind.
Much love,
John
Much love,
John
