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Stardust!

Come, I will tell you how
The sphere we stand on came to be!

There once lived a star
Shining merrily in the river of stars
One day he stopped and watched the neighbouring stars
He saw them outshining him from a distance so far
He would have travelled infinite miles but they would still be afar
Hurt, saddened he decided to grow big
Decided to take the path he thought no one ever did
Unknown of hist tragic fate

He grew into a mighty star
So big, he outshoned every single star
He blazed and shined so hard
They watched him in awe spinning proudly, from afar

But soon he grew weak and so big
It made him squeal like a dying pig
Before one could come to his aid
He died, with much unsaid
In a blinding flash he broke apart
And remained the clouds of ashes in parts

Such was the death of the star
An innocent, stupid star
But for long remained his ashes, swirling in a cloud
Giving birth to a planet where we stand afar!

Come, I will tell you how
The love I hate came to be!


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