Star light settles,

Twinkling above, fireflies of the heavens,

Gracious, magnificent beauty,

Gauging human kind’s ability.

Dull clouds move across the sky,

Blocking galactic light,

Lightening flashes across blue black sky,

Filling the night with echo’s of fright,

Twisting and turning the winds come burning,

Through the raging tempest that’s squalling,

Rain bursting through air,

Like the beats of a million armies,

Clouds race across the plains,

Giving away to open space,

Stars burning fiercly,

Chasing the storms,

Filling the night sky with their glory,

Once more shining on us,

Their beloved human kind,

Those Angels above,

Who watch, learn, and listen,

To all human kind does,

Though a lonely dot,

Purchased in orbit,

Among one of trillions of life giving stars,

Never forgotten,

Loved from afar.