a falling star,
drawn to another,
as if the universe
had always known.

Immortality

Cosmic Fall

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South-by-Southwest

That old gravitational  feeling of attraction .

melan-of-innocent

adarsh-2

removed.-hcq2

Your poem reminds me of that special moment when it hits you that the universe gave you back a soulmate.

timothy

Two stars capturing one another and inseparable by gravity . . . Thus, the cosmos foretells the events of two persons growing into love . . . I love this! Splendiferous write! ! !

oldpoetMK

well done&#8230;a story is told in a few brilliant words

Shane-Stoops

Beautifully written in a few words, love it

JinSiya

That's a wonderful expression in a few words!

Avni

I love how you used a falling star, as if to suggest some calamity had caused the lovers&#8217; union. Incredibly romantic