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Galaxies Lost


Another galaxy can be a universal mystery, 
Could it be another Milky Way, profoundly? 
Or is it just one more strayed realm, 
Space isn’t disrupted while planets hold its helm. 
Gravity’s sheer force keeps all together, 
Yet can it hold on to them forever. 
Reaching another galaxy may take several light years, 
We can make it, being lonely watchful seers. 
Our eyes can only gaze at the stars, 
Constellations are seen even Mars, 
Still from thin sight galaxies are lost. 
Being found make them feel double-crossed, 
They wanted to be discovered, 
Usually theories maybe uncovered, 
That our universe is alone, 
Only to be brought to life, 
But not from the found galaxies once lost. 

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EyesOpenK
<p>I love this it left my imagination inspired!Great piece</p>

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