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You make me believe that I am made of stardust. That starlight is trapped behind the glossy spheres of my eyes. That there are a million galaxies in the curve of my fingertips. That a myriad of collapsing stars smatters my cheekbones and the bridge of my nose like freckles. That my mind is a complex web of constellations, of which you have memorized every star. You make me believe that I am a cosmic masterpiece, of both dark matter and light. You make me believe that I am a celestial mystery, the Last Frontier, hiding so much among Suns and black holes and eclipses, and you were the only one who dared to look up.
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 4:44 PM UTC
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You make me believe that I am made of stardust. That starlight is trapped behind the glossy spheres of my eyes. That there are a million galaxies in the curve of my fingertips. That a myriad of collapsing stars smatters my cheekbones and the bridge of my nose like freckles. That my mind is a complex web of constellations, of which you have memorized every star. You make me believe that I am a cosmic masterpiece, of both dark matter and light. You make me believe that I am a celestial mystery, the Last Frontier, hiding so much among Suns and black holes and eclipses, and you were the only one who dared to look up.
Thank you for making me believe in myself again :)
MegL
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 4:44 PM UTC
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