Gloria Horton-Young on Honeygloom

[Gloria Horton-Young]

Confession! I have been an ardent Trekker since the first episode of the original Star Trek series, titled "The Man Trap," aired on September 8, 1966.

So, the word VULCAN has special meaning for me.

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Vulcan, lost planet

Orbiting near fiery Sun

Swallowed by its heat

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Hypothetical world, Vulcan

Hiding between stars

Mercury's unseen neighbor

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Vulcan steel, strong and true

Forged in industry's fires

Engineering's might

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4-6-4 structure:

Vulcan's hammer

Strikes anvil, shaping metal

Blacksmith's dance

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2-3-2 structure:

Volcano

Vulcan's rage erupts

Lava flows

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3-5-3 structure:

Vulcan mind-meld

Thoughts and feelings intertwined

Empathy shared

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Made-up uses:

Vulcan, a new shade

Fiery red tinged with orange

Fashion's bold hue

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Vulcan, spicy food

Igniting taste buds with heat

Culinary dare

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Vulcan, music genre

Explosive beats and molten rhythms

Erupting on stage

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Vulcan, yoga pose

Balancing on volcanic rocks

Mind and body fused

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Vulcan, energy drink

Fueling workouts with lava-power

Endurance unleashed

[Honeygloom]

Amazing!! I must say I love how your mind works.

I’ve never seen any Star Trek, but Spock is such an icon. I’m glad he’s made an appearance!

I would absolutely go for some face melting Vulcan metal riffs. Sounds sick!

[Caro Henry]

Ha! Love those made-up uses!