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We Are Mars, Mars Is Us!
by Jaimey Perham → (All Poetry by Jaimey Perham)
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Did we come from Mars?

We Are Mars, Mars Is Us!
© Jaimey Perham 4/16/2010


Nice lady on the radio asks Dear. Mr. President why should we go to Mars?


We should rather look within, and take care of our own home wars!

 

Exactly, this is why Mars is not only the answer to the question, but the solution.


For starters, it is quite possible we humans came from Mars,


Either we hitched a ride microscopically on an asteroid, or comet from the planet or we saw


That Mars was a dying planet so we seeded the missing link here on Earth creating mankind


Human beings thus were born with all their wonders and faults


But we survived Mars, and had a second chance at life, and there was no halt,


To the great achievements we accomplished,


The Pyramids in Egypt, Stonehenge, the Great Wall in China,


The locomotive, the automobile, the computer, the internet


Abraham Lincoln, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy,


All might not exist if not for that little red neighbor in our cosmos


True, we would not have Napoléon, Hitler, Saddam, or Bin Laden


But we would also not have you!


So you ask again why go to Mars with all the troubles we have here at home?


Quite simple my dear, Mars just might be the missing link to our past,


And also the survival link to our near future if God forbid our planet went down fast


The life of you, your family, friends, and love ones will all be at Mother Nature’s peril


Say an asteroid was headed our way impact New York City that would be the last


Of the Northeast Seaboard, and maybe more devastating worldwide waste


The end of humanity and life on Earth including you


So next time you see that little red planet in the sky, and wonder why, I will too!


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 Reviews of "We Are Mars, Mars Is Us!"
Reviewed by TONY NERONE
Reviewed on May 9, 2010
Hey the subject matter was just great. Very informative and expertly crafted.

GOD BLESS YOU
Tony

Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe
Reviewed on May 8, 2010
I like this one. Well done!

Reviewed by Dayvid Graybill
Reviewed on May 8, 2010
YES! Yes! Yes! Although we may not know our connection with Mars, we will when we get there. Maybe Wars will be our connection to the entire universe!

Peace,
Dayvid


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