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traveling planets
vagabond nomadic worlds
wanderers in space
~cie~
cosmic contemplations
My last few posts have been very verbose, so today I decided to KISS myself. For those who weren't reading self-help and recovery books in the 1970s and 1980s, KISS stands for Keep It Simple, Stupid. A simple concept on the surface, but when you're a complex simpleton like me, it's a hard one to grasp and maintain. I am infamous for taking on too much and relentlessly driving myself until nothing is any fun at all and I crash.
Anyway, today's Haiku is about rogue planets.
I find it both cool and terrifying that there are planets unattached to a solar system just floating around the galaxy. I believe that sometimes they may become attached to solar systems that they wander into, but don't quote me on that.
And now, here are the prompts that prompted me to pen this poem.
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