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It’s Made of Cheese MAG
November 30, 2010
A single white orb on an infinite canvas
of Darkness.
To the human eye its size dwarfs the speckling
of an unknown number of stars,
Its greatness isolating it from its celestial counterparts.
Untouched for millions of years by
the inhabitants of the Mass it orbits.
Carved into its surface by unknown sculptors,
lay their crater creations.
The difference between a perfect circle and
a slender crescent figure is days.
Drawing upon the sun's rays, on earth's night, to make itself clear
and not so lonely.
© Alexandra W., Memphis, TN
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