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A Space Odyessey


We are in a ship that has no sail

From which water, we cannot bail

We watch from our portholes, there is nothing we can see

We have realized we are now sailing a much deeper sea

The captain Odysseus says we must follow a specific protocol

If we are to retrun to our little blue ball

We sail a sea no man has gone before 

We sail to go home from our interplanetary war

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