On a daylight orbit, cascading over plaid,
drifting as a satellite, scope fixed on the land:
spotted rounded crests, terrestrial in essence,
with a rhythmic presence that made them rise and fall;
and peaks as yet ungoverned by erosion's laws,
hidden under cloud-cover – spared decaying winds.
Capped with white of snow, or rare minerals in stone,
made to quake and shudder by faint tectonic shifts.
Vision broadcasts to furthest expanse, there scanning
for entrancing anomalies in the terrain.
Sighted from a lower tier of the atmosphere:
a survey of elevations, rounded by age.
Hemispheres away, beyond isolated flats,
mountaintops extend and expand themselves against
their region's uniformity in shape, in scale –
vastness prevailing against the assailing rains.
A neighboring plain yields to white sand with two hills
formed of sculpted sediment, gathered and sustained,
quivering in tandem with the grinding of plates
set into each base to quell their spiking tremors.
The horizon unfolds into spherical mounds
of varying height, their breadth and width unbound by
their statures, increasing and unheeded until
the ample green of their grasses turns caramel.
At the wordless suggestion of a setting sun,
the lens retracts and folds, withdrawing to the hull
as another revolution is made in full.
beautiful!! reminds me of ray
beautiful!! reminds me of ray bradbury
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Thanks for sharing ~allets~
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