I saw you walk by with a jar of stars, As soon as I saw them I yearned for them, I needed them; I would not be complete without them. I set out to find them. I waited all night, but the stars didn’t show. So I looked the next night, now they glimmered. I climbed up a tree and branched out my hands. I stretched forth with all my strength, but I could not reach. The night after that, I sat in defeat, until I saw you carrying your jars of stars. I ran to you, hoping and praying you would reveal your secret. As I approached I realized there were no stars at all. The closer I came I saw that the jar was full of dying fireflies. Their glow growing dim. I took your jar and ****** it at the cement. The fireflies flew, free. I turned to you, my lip trembling. “Therefore the love which us doth bind, but fate so enviously debars, is the conjunction of the mind, and opposition of the stars.”