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Author: Mireille Caelarily
Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Poetry/Spiritual - Reviews: 1 - Published: 06-11-07 - Updated: 06-11-07 - Complete - id:2375254

Stardust

When all the cosmos

Fit in a teaspoon

And the deep cold of space

Was not yet dreamed

There was dust.


As whirling bodies

Condensed and collided

And the first sparks of brilliance

Were kindled in starry cores

There was dust.


When our feeble ancestors

Stumbled onto dry land

And tentatively tasted the air we breathe

For the first time

There was dust.


While babies wail

And soldiers perish

And seedlings sprout

And diplomats argue

There is dust.


And when our sun goes out

And the miracle that sustains us

ends

And we collapse, once more,

Into eternity

There will be dust.


All that we are will go

But in the meantime

We are able to speak of dust.

Therefore live strongly, for

There will always be

stardust.



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