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Questions to the Stars


Twinkle twinkle, little star,

How I envy you, up so far.

 

I wish I could speak like the stars do.

I wish I could sparkle, 

shine light like you. 

 

Sometimes I wonder where you go

when I see the sun's early morning glow.

Is it where the dreams go when we wake? 

Into a celestial land and a clear calm lake. 

Into another world I cannot reach,

that no human has ever been able to breach. 

Inside the wormhole, outside of space

To a different dimension in which I would feel out of place. 

 

Twinkle twinkle, little star

up so far. . .

Where do our dreams go late at night? 

Tell me quick! Before daylight. 

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