Ishema Museum

  In the vast expanse of space, I float alone, No other human near, I am on my own. Lost on a mission to research black holes and time, I feel the weight of loneliness, a heavy climb. On Earth, you say you don't need a partner to survive, Yet with friends and family, you feel alive. But here in space, with no one in sight, I long for a companion to share my plight. No other human here, just me in sight, I feel the weight of being alone at night. For me, a partner is a vital human need, To share my journey, and my dreams to feed. You say God created you as gay or lesbian, But in space, I see why a man and woman were chosen. To continue life, to have children for every season, A second human, different sex, for a meaningful reason. You say you can't love someone of different religion, But in space, it's a different vision. What matters is the presence of a soul, Not what religion can divide and control. You say you can't marry someone of a different race, But in space, sk...