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“Stellar Collisions of Globular Clusters”
May 1, 2016
Some call it a stellar collision,
The way I crashed into you.
We began as two stars
Distant and desolate.
Trying to find the meaning of life
In the black holes that pulled us in.
Although full of matter,
We still returned void.
Receiving no reciprocity
From the black holes, that had captured our lights.
The force of your gravity was not stronger
Yet we still managed to collide.
Merging our beings into one entity,
In love and unified.
Some call it a stellar collision,
The way I crashed into you.
“I call it a miracle.”
© Alex D., Phoenix, AZ
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