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Colombia and Her Crew
By Anita Raye (Willis) Stonebreaker
21st CenturyWe watched God's souls as they took flight,
Away from Earth, out of sight.
Their mission known right from the start,
Our hero's brave, gave from their hearts.
Far away from their homeland,
Each soul had said, "I understand".
With gentle hands, they made wrong to right,
Our Hubbell saved, it's future bright.
Contented with their jobs well done,
They headed back where they came from.
So close to earth, reaching atmosphere,
They saw the Earth was very near.
As time and space continued on,
The moment came, all souls were gone.
What fell to Earth, they knew full well,
Colombia and her crew to earth all fell.
Where are they now, no, they are not dead,
Their spirits light the universe instead.
We will remember, and say that we knew,
Earth's space ship Colombia and her brave crew.
Copyright 2003 by Anita Raye (Willis) Stonebreaker. All rights reserved.
DayPoems Poem No. 2380
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