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Mark Spiewak-Pearlcopper
c/o Kantor Radio talk Show

431 W. Colfax Ave., St. 400

Denver, CO 80204

USA

(303)297-1577

www.stop.to/kantor

 

 

 

"Guests"

 

 

            There is a life out there, intelligent life. My last vacation I spent high in

 

mountains by lakeside. For some reason, astronomers and other fund raising

 

scientists missed a landing of visitors from outer space as what we call UFO.

 

Maybe they missed it because they came in a spaceship in form of a clear glass

 

or jelly mass. And even in my dreams, I can’t believe our scientists missed such

 

a sight ‘cause as visitors were approaching a mountain hill, it, the clear jelly mass

 

 changed into drop-like object full of bright rainbow colors running in stripes.

 

They landed close to my house and remained there. The light seemed to perish

 

along with rainbow patterns. It was dark and nothing seemed to happen.

 

I didn’t call cops or FBI. I don’t call cops, and I don’t fuck cops. Instead, I went

 

home to get Rex, my dog, and my digital camera.

 

When I came back to the edge of a meadow by a lakeside, the black ball was still

 

there. Rex seemed to be excited already, his tongue hanging from his jaws. Fish

 

was jumping above a surface of the lake at a beach.

 

I looked at the sky. It seemed motionless; only stars seemed to be blinking to us;

 

to Rex, to me, to fish and to sleeping on buzz scientists.

 

I shot many pictures of the black ball and Rex running and jumping around the

 

dark object.

 

The rainbow light came back. All in stripes, spinning around like on the walls.

 

Then the object took off from a ground and slowly flew onto surface of lake. Fish

 

no longer was jumping above a surface of water. Rex came back in hurry and

 

laid down at my leg. His eyes were somehow sad.

 

The beautiful object took off from surface of lake and disappeared into sky full of

 

stars.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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