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The space between stars is best described as...
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The space between stars, the blackness, isn’t nothing. It’s potential space, and held together by gravity, the accumulated force of the weight and motion of all the bodies rotating and ricocheting through space. It positively thrums with energy.
Before Einstein, it was believed that this blackness was the Aether, the invisible force which sustains the universe. Einstein and others disproved this ...
We are the Stars. Abandoned.
Left here for millennia, my Soul stripped down to a spark, I know only the icy pain of my prison - a constant flame of anger my only companion.
The space between the Stars is their greatest offense; nothing breaks me more than this separation from my brothers. In the name of broken laws of their own making, they took me from my brothers, and decorated their ...
The space between stars is best described as longing
Two dazzling figures, close but never touching
Knowing that if they do, they’ll burn too bright
An all consuming love that alights
At first offering warmth and glow
And then
Breathtaking
Overpowering
Extinguishing
The stars consumed by their own want and need for each other
Kept apart by the distance between
For their own good
So that they...
The space between stars is best described as nothing, which has created everything.
Stars- they are vast, glorious, and powerful.
They have been used for generations to guide us, marked time, and shown us who we really are.
Stars have showed me company during those hard nights when I was all alone.
And without the darkness between, none of this would be possible.
So the space between st...
“The space between the stars… what would you call it?” She asked, hand streatched out towards the stars as if she could reach out and grab them. The night was dark, almost pitch black, Exept for the stars that shone brightly illuminating the rolling hills.
“I don’t know,” he answered, she giggled at that.
Her voice echoing in the quiet night air.
“Come on silly, you don’t have to think so hard....
Sitting in the bed of her truck, Alice sat there with tears falling down her face. It was midnight and a school night. She had no business being out this late in her hometown of 500 neighbors, all of which know her entire past, present, and probably future.
Alice reminisces about the years she spent in school, the friends she’s had since their days of birth. She has lived the same day over and o...
Void
That large space between
Molting hot, shining bright stars
But if it’s so far
Then why do I
Feel it?
In my home
In my head
In my heart
In my thoughts
Void is also
Silence,
Death of a loved one
An argument that never got resolved
I see it sometimes
When my mind turns blank
When all I wanted to do
Was die and eat, and eat, and die
I wondered why
I felt such calling
To the Void
Void can al...
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