Literature
Inner-Space
I stare into space sometimes,
Drift off in thoughts about,
Unknown wonders beyond our world,
We’re still yet to figure out,
The distance that’s so broad and vast,
It continues on without an end,
How antigravity lifts my spirits,
I just can’t comprehend,
The glistening flakes of star dust,
That have watched our planet spin,
After billions of years to today,
Now make up your skin,
How peace both calm and quiet,
As the lungs of a black hole,
A mystery out of this world,
Is known now as your soul,
Sometimes I stare into space,
Beyond a blood and bone disguise,
And there’s no wonder I get lost,
With a glance into your eyes,
But if you don’t believe me,
Of what earths atmosphere can hide,
Then close your eyes real tight,
And look deep down inside.