Resolving My Existential Crisis
We are nothing
But the whims of the universe;
We are just the cohesion
Of some otherworldly force.
It’s a coincidence
That these elements came together
To form my existence.
What a gift
To be thought of so highly
By the universe—
To be worthy
Of what made the stars.
How small the earth must feel
When compared to what we are;
We are everything that ever was
And we’ll continue just as far.
But in this conspiracy of importance,
Remember to look back.
The earth remains—
The Pale Blue Dot.
If we abandon it,
It’s iron core will rot.
We have an obligation to the stars,
To make them agree,
That their efforts in creation
Were not done in futility.
So while you remember how much you are worth,
Also remember those people on earth.
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