Earth:   Three trillion trees.
Moon:   No cotton seeds.
Mars:    No face to feed.
Yet billions here seek shade.

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elizabeth-balise

Earth needs trees.  Main stage of the universe.

ShallowSky

Fallen_happiness

The more ya know, right? Love that little fact in the note space
<3

star-bg

I like your poem but there are more stars in the many galaxies out there. I do love trees though. :) Keep a writing 
Within 13.7 billion light years, we can see roughly 50 billion galaxies, each of which is composed of somewhere around 100 billion stars. Answer 4: I think the estimate is about 9*102 stars (a 9 followed by 21 zeros!).

kenpepiton

really? brain cells are like that, too, if you count the ones in our gut and on our skin.

South-by-Southwest

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Balsawoodspirit

Wow! I've never read a poem like this before and I couldn't be happier to encounter something new! I love the message, and you deliver it so effectively. Wonderful work!