Mystery of Space

April 28, 2026

Written by Kathleen Muller from Russell Sage College - Troy, NY

Up there,

Somewhere,

Moon Walker sees the stars.

They glow and shine, say nothing,

Which says everything.

Shining bright they are, and Moon Walker can’t go far.


Moon Walker glides through space, with very little to report.

Floating around the Earth is such a sport.

The colors are vibrant, but like the stars, Earth is silent.

Shining bright they are, and Moon Walker can’t go far.


Moon Walker, Moon Walker,

Is this the day the world is over?

Have the stars shown any of the future?

Shining bright they are, and Moon Walker can’t go far.


Woosh, woosh!

A strong force pushes through.

Moon Walker sees the cloud, fully sparkling blue.

He glides with pride. I have it now!

The moment is here; the world will cheer!

Moon Walker, what do you—


Shining bright they are, and Moon Walker went too far.


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