Can't touch me, I'm on my rocket
Loosing touch with the world I knew
Gravity is loosing it's battle over me
I force the last few clouds let me go
Releasing me to my new homeCan't touch me, I'm in orbit
I'm all alone up here, that's better
Only other astronauts can touch me
But that's ok they get it, we need space
No more questions, just understandingCan't touch me, I'm on the Moon
I smile and remember you, your face
How I saw you on launch day
If you weren't there, I wouldn't be here
So I stare at the earth and rememberCan't touch me, I'm on Mars
Someone tried to talk to me today
But the lag was too much, they gave up
Didn't get how to talk to an astronaut
They unsettled me with their presenceCan't touch me, I'm on Jupiter
I can't see Earth anymore, or you
It all goes wrong, I can't breathe or see
I am solitary here, must get myself out
But I need another astronaut, save me.Can't touch me, I'm on an asteroid
I can see Earth now, looking like a gem
Life just dripping out, into space
Sadly, more astronauts joined us today
I hope they don't make it to JupiterCan't touch me, I'm still in orbit
I'm yet to land so I watch other rockets
Zooming by, free from gravity now
These new astronauts can't stop
They have a journey in their own rocketTry to touch me, I'm on Earth
I will always be an astronaut though
That can't be left behind, it marks me
Standing out like I've been underlined
That's an astronaut they whisperAt times, I become an astronaut again
They can't touch me when I'm in space
Can't touch me, I'm on my rocket
My rocket called greif.
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Death is saddest when it hits the young
PoetryA collection of poems about: --> the kid I watched die --> abusive relationships --> being different