The First

The First

A Poem by The Analog Kid
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A Tribute

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Imprints 
permanent in the dust

well 
as close to that 
as we can fathom

and that flag 
you planted 
is 
probably still there

and your heart
wants to go back
to that place
it must
be time 
for fate to unwind

© 2012 The Analog Kid


Author's Note

The Analog Kid
I love the NASA of the past and I am proud of our accomplishments in space. Obviously, it's a recurring theme for me. I bet God let Neil stop and play on the moon for a brief visit before his soul departed our realm.

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Your poem is "out of this world!" It touched my heart in so many ways(as did your author's note). I remember the day of the first moon landing so well- I couldn't watch it because I was in France, but my mother told me that my dad cried. He had been a factory worker who had worked on making some of the cables for the project. The old NASA meant so much to our family. When my dad passed, my mom had "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" engraved on his headstone. Thank you for sharing your poem. Also, I think it is beautifully written as well!

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The Analog Kid

9 Years Ago

I am so glad it touched you and it was personal to you. Thank you so much for the kind words! Nice.. read more



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A lovely tribute...creative and very thoughtful.

Posted 9 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

9 Years Ago

Why thank you very much. Pleased to meet you.
Your poem is "out of this world!" It touched my heart in so many ways(as did your author's note). I remember the day of the first moon landing so well- I couldn't watch it because I was in France, but my mother told me that my dad cried. He had been a factory worker who had worked on making some of the cables for the project. The old NASA meant so much to our family. When my dad passed, my mom had "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" engraved on his headstone. Thank you for sharing your poem. Also, I think it is beautifully written as well!

Posted 9 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

9 Years Ago

I am so glad it touched you and it was personal to you. Thank you so much for the kind words! Nice.. read more
NASA will be back.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

THX!
I feel the same as you in your note.. I love the poem for Mr. Armstrong- What an amazing life he lived. To walk on the moon... hard for me to fathom.

Chloe

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

It is amazing and he passed with little fanfare. What a humble man. Thanks for reading:)))
Chloe..Across the Universe

12 Years Ago

You are welcome :) A pleasure.... I know, not much was said of him. He probably would like that as h.. read more
NASA will have a renascence. It has to. THe future points to her

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

I think you are right...Thanks for reading.
I enjoyed your poem but what you wrote in the author's note is what really touched my heart. Oh so special..........I bet God let Neil stop and play on the moon for a brief visit before his soul departed our realm. Wow! Not that is an extremely special thought P.S. I posted this to FB hope you don't mind with a note for everyone to check out the authors note..wow!

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

Well thank you very much Neva. I appreciate you posting it:)
This is amazing..thank you for honoring and remembering him in this way.. xo

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

Thanks Lily XO!
Lily Mae

12 Years Ago

Your so welcome..thank you..x
The man who gave us a step to remember, passes along, those memories are forever. Made in a time when men were men and true grit meant the courage to do what no one else could. He allowed the dreamers to dream and the imagination of many to soar where no soul had before. He will be missed and remembered. He was a rock of a man who went to a rock and came home again, a legend. RIP Neil.

Thanks for sharing your tribute.
Aaron

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

Thanks Aaron for stopping by brother.
Nice tribute. He will be missed.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

Thanks Ken:)
Wonderfully crafted piece my friend!
An inspiration, to honor the heros, the brave, the accomplishments of humanity!

Posted 12 Years Ago


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The Analog Kid

12 Years Ago

Thanks a lot for reading and reviewing. Much appreciated!
Priscilla Sayers

12 Years Ago

Much love dear friend!

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