Stardust Sprinklers
From whence we as human civilization
began and came into existence
Still very little do we actually know to
this day
As only a partial bit of our history is yet
to be uncovered
And is then left up to academia to
summise and best explain the
reasoning behind
From since long before the written
form came into existence and was
to be discovered
Walls and cave's we're dorbed with
primitive pictorial pictogram and
Hieroglyphics
All seem to follow and have
a common thread
Every single deity so long as able to
looked up and sought for the answers
In the Stars and Skies above
Once the sun and daylight dissapears
and darkness of night finally appears
The Stars come out and proceed to
illuminate like an open storybook
Descending with it unto earth the
Mythology of the God's and so to
the origins of human creation
And to this day why we as human
beings still look up and tilt our head's
and eyes skyward
When we choose to go in search and
search for the answers that we seek
in order to make sense of the meaning
of life itself
An unfathomable unimaginable celestial firestorm on display combusting and
imploding into a cosmic vacuum millions
of light-years away invisible to the human
naked eye
Creating and leaving black holes
reverberating in its wake bathing in
it's afterglow as if it we're the dawning
sun rising on the event horizon field of
gold
Providing comfort and a final everlasting
resting place as even stars burn out and
die when their time is up letting us know
nothing lives forever not even the stars
themselves
All we need and wish to know is
when our time on earth is up and we die
Do we similarly die like stars destined
to be swallowed hole so as an escape
porthole can be opened to another
dimension
Or is that black hole a star creates simply awaiting new arrival's and slam's tight shut
once we enter
Copyright © Christopher Flaherty | Year Posted 2021
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