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Galaxies

You may not have been birthed in the soil,

and granted,

you will not blossom

when spring melts winters wake

but inside of you

grows a thousand gardens

full of exploding stars.

You are of the earth

and your ashes

have been constructed with stardust,

and set free with the wind.

So you may not have a pretty face,

and your body may hold stories

of too many moonless nights alone.

But if you reach inside,

you will find a forest

for a ribcage

and a restless ocean heart.

So don't ever let anyone tell you

you are nothing.

You are a galaxy

holding a million different planets,

and my dear,

that is not nothing.

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Written by
argentina-rose
Published
Oct 14, 2014
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#love#beautiful#nature#space#you#earth#inspiration#selfworth#galaxies
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