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What I've Learned In 13 Billion Years



 

We are all of our elements and then some

 

We are not new, because we are matter

 

You cannot destroy us

 

 


 

We know where we come from

 

We are a dense mixture of opinions and star dust

 

You cannot destroy us

 

 


 

Our hearts beat with a faint hum

 

What makes us flawless is this


You cannot destroy us

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