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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) As We Look Toward The Sky Zillions of specs in our vast universe, and You, our amazing Earth, are among them! Xanadu! For sure, we're blessed! We are here With mysteries, deep and unknown in this Vastness of cosmos that spreads endlessly, Under which we exist, thrive and progress. Thank God for our Earth, planets and stars! Sometimes, impossible to understand— Relating to puzzles of life, space and time— Questions and answers, to why we are here Pertaining to the relevance of all that's out there. Of course when we think about the beyond, Now, as creatures of Earth, we do wonder if Millions of light years away are there those Likely to gaze at their own skies; do they have Knowledge of earthlings—we live and are here? Justly, they have their own suns and moons— It's not too farfetched a fact to surmise. How and when will wanted answers explain Great questions about our mystical space? Forever and always is our deep wish to know. Entwined with this endless, vast cosmic space, we Dream of solving the mysteries that are Called to our minds as we look toward the sky— Bejeweled with magnificent shining stars— And fathom the meaning of our Universe. Sandra M. Haight ~6th Place~ Contest: First Ever ZYX Contest Sponsor: John Lawless Judged: 10/14/2015
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