StardustA Poem by Joel A DoetschJust random musings
Life moves fast.
No, really. Life moves at an insane speed We're currently hurtling through space at 2.7 million miles and hour. By the time you've finished reading this one sentence, you have moved far enough to go from Seattle to New York and back Just sitting at your desk By the time you are twenty five you will have traveled approximately five hundred ninety billion miles from the spot at which you took your first breath. That's a lot of mileage I like to think that there are tiny remnants of you and I floating throughout our universe. Atoms that have rubbed off of us, that have fused and split with other atoms, eventually making their way off of our planet into space. There's a trail of you spanning hundreds of billions of miles all leading back to one point in space and time where you existed for a fraction of a second. No one else on earth could ever have come into being in that spot. A thousandth of a second and you're already a mile away. That's your moment. That's where you began I'd like to think that's where we go once we've gone. We came from the stars It seems an appropriate ending © 2013 Joel A DoetschAuthor's Note
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