By: Robert Graves

“Very strange, un-Welsh, utterly peculiar/Things.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“A dark bird falls from the sun.”

By: Louis Untermeyer

“It bears a deeper malice; lives to earn / Its master’s bread…”

By: Edith Södergran

Somewhere in space hangs my heart

By: Sara Teasdale

“Not one would mind, neither bird nor tree / If mankind perished utterly”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“Below the rock, the rock / is we know not what, / the hot wild core of the earth…”

By: Charles Buxton Going

“That which thou mad’st to drive, is driving thee.”

By: Aldous Huxley

“A million million spermatozoa…”

By: Blaise Cendrars

“The Zeppelins that came to bomb Paris always came from Orion”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“Clicketing of bits of disjointed metal / Working in motion.”

By: Robert Frost

“For destruction ice / Is also great…”

By: Carl Sandburg

“Mary has a thingamajig clamped on her ears.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“Your weird bright motor-productive mechanism…”

By: F.V. Branford

“Where square and circle coincide,/And the parallels collide”

By: Frederik Pohl

“A dead world, and cold, this satellite bleak…”