Alien Stonehenge, Stonehenge Alien

To introduce an alien to Stonehenge's might,

A mystery in stone beneath the starry night,

I'd lead them through time's enigmatic flight,

To witness the stones, an ancient, spectral sight.

Beneath the azure heavens, they would stand,

Gazing upon the stones, so grand,

In reverence, they'd reach out a curious hand,

To touch the history, as if touching the land.

Those massive monoliths, in circles aligned,

With secrets whispered by the ancient wind,

Carved by hands, long lost to humankind,

A riddle of ages, in their presence, we find.

I'd tell them of solstices, the sun's embrace,

How shadows dance in this sacred space,

The cosmic patterns, an Earthly grace,

In Stonehenge's stones, a time-traveling place.

The aliens would marvel, in awe they'd stare,

At the magic woven in the ancient air,

A testament to human dreams and care,

A link between Earth and the cosmos so rare.

Stonehenge, a portal to our distant past,

A connection with the stars that forever last,

An invitation to explore, from first to last,

For an alien guest, an enigmatic blast.