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WRITING OBSTACLE
The space between stars is best described as...
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Endless
Empty
All consuming
Cold
Hollow
Vast
Infinite
Beyond comprehension
But there is a spark
In the darkness
And the void
A glint
No, a fire
A flame burns
Its sharp blaze streaks out
Through the emptiness and everlasting nothing
Lighting the way for us
Those lost in darkness seek out this radiant, brilliant sun
That lights the way i...
Between the stars; it’s where you stare in awe on dark nights, bathed in the moon’s light, surrounded by cricket songs.
It’s where love blooms next to your partner, tangled between the stars that seem to dance just for you and her.
Between the twinkling stars is where your son will learn to fly his first alien spaceship, you’ll run behind him and laugh as he lifts the toy up towards the sky ful...
A newborn’s blanket, black as the night and studded with blue and white pom-poms. Soft to the touch, it swaddles the baby’s head and acts as both a pillow and a bedsheet even though it is neither of those things. If you look long enough, the child’s features fade into the blanket and two becomes one - the former contentedly smiling and the latter reaching and stretching for miles around the space....
Infinite love begging to connect lies in the space between the stars.
Though from the eye, the space seems so little and near,
In reality, it is quite far, I fear.
But when you look upon the sky
The stars shine wishing to be caught by the eye.
Never will one star be able to connect with another,
Not at least without disaster or complete smother....
My father used to tell me that the stars were the souls of heroes and mighty warriors, forever etched in the sky so that we could admire them every night. I was never interested in the stars though, it was the space in between. It was always the backdrop, never the subject. So many other lives that never got recognition.
Quite a few were decent, I’m sure. But even then, the other stars (or at lea...
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