Starlight Poem by Smoky Hoss

Starlight

Rating: 5.0


Tiny balls of light
Dance through the night -
Ancient creations on display
Hundreds of light-years away.

Their shinning glow
Reaches across the cosmos -
So far... and so close; onward
To the ends of the universe it goes, and goes.

How can this be?
That the age of Eons ago, ... I now see -
This distant life that once was...
and yet, now is.

It once may have died -
But, I see it here, fully alive.

Starlight.
Illumine my dark night -
With such hope on high,
That I shall forever live... though someday I may die.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sally Plumb Plumb 24 November 2011

Very interesting.I am fond of cosmic poetry.

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Juan Olivarez 21 November 2011

Absolutely I have often wondered at the starlight I see that has been dead for millions of years, another ten Smoky.

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Patti Masterman 20 November 2011

More exquisite artwork. Your poetry just gets better. (there's just nothing like an old soul writing out its heart- and I mean old like, eons of wiseness; not the conventional meaning as usually understood down here. ;)

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