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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required One kazillion million miles away Far off in a distant galaxy Is the most fascinating phenomenon It is a star making machine Berthed from a vast expanse of gaseous matter Twinkling lights are born Not a single one like the next Each with its different elements and colors Like a magical wand whisking illuminating bubbles The greatest show this universe has ever seen One million and one mystical stars have arrived on the scene Even with the Hubble Telescope The world’s greatest scientists are unable to comprehend this show It is truly one of the most fascinating shows in the universe—when a star is born! A single star A twisting and twirling gaseous maze of wonder A single star Not a single one like another Jehovah God will not even allow the world’s most sophisticated telescope to unravel the mystery of his stars It is incomprehensible how the Creator spins the elements Elements not even known to the human periodic table He exhales a small puff of his glory upon them and POOF they are born! In order to see how a star is born you must be a child of the living God You must travel to the heavens and visit the Observatory Deck At that moment and only at that moment will the Creator reveal this mystery The mystery of the universe How a star is born! Written by Gwendolen Rix 10-11-14
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