After six months in the space
They landed to step a pace -
The first real one since long time
'Occasion to strike the chime !
The capsule got down quickly
From high sky down to the sea
Making splash the water lea,
Then left voyagers slowly
Former passengers went out
The white closed floating medium
Discovering a premium
View of the soil they can scout
Tired but deeply happy
They tried to saunter vainly
They tried to walk randomly,
Their clothes little scrappy
Space was a much great wonder -
People all wonder how space
Transforms each astronaut's pace
So they could feel their fever.
(last landing from International Space Station on earth (in fact ocean) : Monday 8th of November, crew SpaceX Crew Dragon n°2, on Golf of Mexico near Florida (United States of America))
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