Extraterrestrial

Extraterrestrial

Extraterrestrial

The Winners!

Tektal's Around the World Drinking Session!. First Place in Extraterrestrial Challenge. Content Warning.
Yer an alien, is tha' right, pal? Did yee say yer name wis, Tektal? Welcome, welcome, come right in Tell me all aboot yer alien kin
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
A Lien on My Heart. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
Stand on the beachhead, I see your light, Low o’er the water, Darkest of night. Hidden in shadows, Hiding from sight. Quiet your sojourn,
By Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock3 years ago in Poets
The First Introduction. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
They touch down More, crash land And make a gesture With a six-fingered hand They look curious Though mostly lost And briefly I ponder
By Obsidian Words3 years ago in Poets
Galileo’s Tomatillo. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
Random alien running rampant in my garden Still and chill, stop biting sunflower heads I’ll pardon Your rudeness in trampling the zinnias
By Lilly Wages3 years ago in Poets
It's a Dog's Life. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
When the spaceship splashes down in a fanfare of eerie sounds into the lake, I share an incredulous look with my dog Leo while on our walk, which seems to ask: "Is this real?"
By Alison McBain3 years ago in Poets
Po-Tay-Toes. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
*A quick note for those who may not know 'tatties' or 'tatty' is the Scots word for potatoes/a potato Let me tell you, new friend,
By S. A. Crawford3 years ago in Poets
Purfection. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
Welcome traveler, glad you’ve arrived Assuming it’s not just to snuff out our lives Wait, I know that look, in your compound eyes
By Addison M3 years ago in Poets
Touring the Las Vegas Strip with my New Alien Friend. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
Cruising down a dark desert highway — US-95, Passing mysterious Area 51, I did drive. Suddenly, a lime-green alien entered my car,
By Joyce O’Day3 years ago in Poets
Feeding the Little Green Man . Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
When the little green man came from the sky I thought, at first, we were all going to die. I hoped he’d say “I come in peace.”
By J. Otis Haas3 years ago in Poets
Sonnet X51. Runner-Up in Extraterrestrial Challenge.
Shall I compère thee through a summer’s day? In balmy climes the Earth shows her best face. Although our ultraviolet levels may
By Ben Henley3 years ago in Poets