Judging the Science Fair

I come across a very life like display (doubtfully claimed to be the work of some first grader) of every planet and star in the Milky Way sky. For the solar system he’s used Styrofoam balls, and each of them are unique artistic expressions: on Mars, it seems the sea came to be by a thumb being pressed on the surface. The array of color in Jupiter’s eye fill my own with tears for their beauty, as do Pluto’s light brown heart and Venus’s orange swirling paint. But what really gets me is the moon’s faint outline of a smile that for no reason glows. “You made this?” I ask; “Believe it.” - His shining reply. 5/9/2017 For Shadow Hamilton’s Night Time Sky Sonnet Contest (this has a rhyme scheme of: a/b/c/d/d/c/b/a/e/f/g/g/f/e)