The Gravitational Pull

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Did you see the star, or did you see how it was burning?

They say stars are magnanimous…
and certainly unavoidable…
They pull you in,
like you’re a mass – good for nothing…

An asteroid perhaps,
that was floating
aimlessly…
gliding on a blank sheet,
searching for horizon.
Before some hot ball of fire
took mercy on it,
and caught it off-guard.

And suddenly the moth earned
the purpose to its existence.
Or rather comes to realize one…
what was there before him…

But not all asteroids fall into
an orbit of star…
some moths are granted
curse of a prolonged life,
where each day is spent
as a vagabond searching for love.

Some people burn like stars…
and some burn like the moths.
We don’t notice them much…
Perhaps since sky is too crowded.
Or because we’re too busy
to twinkle.

They say stars are magnanimous…
and certainly unavoidable…
But sometimes it takes a whole life
to meet someone that
you can uncontrollably gravitate
towards.

If you find yourself in darkness,
hold on for a little long,
light is maybe around the corner.
Either you’ll merge in it,
or you’ll emerge with one.
Who knows, who may become
tomorrow a star for someone.

– Dedicated to stars, the flames and their gravity…

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Picture Credits:
1. Starry Night – Wallpaper
2. “Starry Night as seen by Van Gogh” – Wallpaperworld

4 thoughts on “The Gravitational Pull

  1. “They say stars are magnanimous…
    and certainly unavoidable…
    But sometimes it takes a whole life
    to meet someone that
    you can uncontrollably gravitate
    towards.”
    So true Ali, but only evident to the one who’s lived through it.
    Best regards,
    Myriam O

    • Thank you. Stars indeed are wonderful thing to love, but sometimes I think, everything is, if we’re looking at them from right distance and right perspective… A little orb of light in the dark, too can become a star. Or the star up too close, can blind someone by overhaul. 🙂

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