Star Trek Haiku

Weeks alone at sea
or the new equivalent...
... waiting for a life.

 

The stars are frozen
Though fire; yet it is not cold
Surrounded by comrades

 

We are Anneka,
the mirror unimatrix
warp factor 7

 

Of all I found here
Nothing chills me to the core
Like my reflection

(Mirror universe)

 

How quickly harmless
Bits of fluff become a threat
Averting others

(Tribbles)

 

In quiet moments
I stop listening to space
But the stars still speak

 

Time is relative
But repairs must be complete
I estimate high

(Scotty on fixing the ship)

 

Mere words, yet power
Resides in them; when spoken
Computers conquered

 

Busting to enter
the Elysian Kingdom
and say, "She's dead, Jim".

 

Saurian brandy
and Romulan ale - keep them;
just bring me tranya

 

How many must we
Lose to the embrace of the
Stars and elements?

 

We all repair things -
Bodies, machinery and
Errors in judgment

(McCoy comparing himself, Scotty, and Spock)

 

Central to the bridge
Vacant in quiet moments
Commanding respect

(Captain's chair)

 

Primitive relics
Of illogical thought; still,
Something of value

(Vulcans on Humans)

 

The universe folds
Matter, time, space, consciousness
Rush by; we stand still

Warp speed

 

Within my lifetime
Switches, dials, reostat knobs
Now it's all touch screen.

-Will

 

Not the first ones; nor
Even the second to land
Here; the arrogance!

 

Tell me, what part of
"Illogical" defies your
Understanding, Doctor?

 

I like all of your Haiku's.

 

It's definitely a challenge trying to describe things with limited words.