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Stardust Memories

You and I are stardust unseen specks hurled from unknown supernovas exploding in deep space an eternity away, ago carried away on galactic winds cosmic dandelions scattered through limitless night a universe apart random yet converging over millions, billions, of years all the galaxies, stars, gods along the way somehow indifferent to our passage or conspiring to let us move on an endless drift until we were pulled by gravitation onto a tiny young planet a speck, like us, in space one in untold trillions atoms, particles, dust now alighted assembled scrambled reassembled randomly patiently through eons into you me and a universe shrunk to that one spot on this earth where our paths crossed a one-in-an-infinity chance destiny over impossibility

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Date: 9/6/2017 8:34:00 PM
Wow Bernard, what wonderfully expressed, fantastic write this is. You took a complex idea and crafted it, quite artistically, into a captivating and beautiful poem with delightful imagery that is a total joy to read. Love it! :)
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Bernard Chan
Date: 9/6/2017 11:54:00 PM
Thank you, Susan! Have a nice evening :)

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