EACH STAR HAS ITS OWN PATTERN

Patterns are evident throughout God’s creation. A nucleus determines the pattern of every cell. And the seas shape patterns for shores and straits. Why should stars not have their patterns as well? A city has skylines of steel, glass, and brick, As stately as a mountain range of ridges. Music holds patterns within every chord, Much like urban waterways feature bridges. An egg rests snug and secure in its bird nest, Like a nebula embedded with a protostar or baby sun. Here the protostar begins its long life, Following the pattern as ancient as creation. In the cosmos patterns are not one size fit all. So, each pattern fits one star at a time. One for the massive giant and others for small, Since little stars live longer in the cosmic clime. Less mass means long life with many patterns, While the giant’s life is less eventful and long. Of course, all these patterns are seen only by God, And serve as aspirations for man’s dream and song.