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What a night sky A haze falls near And mysterious things appear Standing tall, looking above Into the purple mist You see yourself Not in a mirror but in your head As you see planets of tremendous size Galaxies that dwarf yours And a shooting star That could end your life You see yourself Your growing smaller and smaller You feel like a grain of sand Not because of fear But because you are You are but a spec Unlike all the other spectacles tonight Only on this world do you have meaning And still very little You look into that sky alone And you see yourself as you are Nothing But as a planet of "you" We too one day, may be a spectacle Return to Poetry List |