Boy of Stars
When time was new,
and stars were just born,
a young man was created,
to watch over the universe.
Stardust glittered in his eyes,
suns were woven in his hair,
he looked as though he was made
from galaxies themselves.
All the people of earth
called him the man in the moon,
or Ra,
the god of the sun.
But he was neither.
He was just a boy,
called to watch over
the stars.
As he kept watch
over the years,
he became lonely
and would often visit the moon.
The moon allowed him
to sit and watch
all the people on earth
who seemed to never be alone.
He noticed
that each person
had a partner
to be with while they lived.
“If only,”
He thought,
“I could have someone,
to share my life with.”
He wished for this
each and every day,
until the cosmos heard
his wish.
“After all he’s done for us,”
they said,
“we should at least,
give him someone to share this beauty with.”
And so a girl from earth
was chosen by the cosmos,
to one day
stay with the boy.
When the time had come,
for her to fulfill her destiny,
the cosmos came,
and began to ready her.
They gave her a dress,
that was made from nebulas,
and took her,
to meet the boy.
He was astonished,
to see the girl.
Thanking the cosmos,
he took her to see the universe.
So if you look into the sky
and see a shooting star,
be sure to wave.
The girl and the boy
are passing over earth.
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