Constellation ☆

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you were too busy watching the starry night sky

to notice there were galaxies churning in my eyes

I am a constellation

a laid out formation

of burning spheres of gas

for years I have helped those who notice me

realize where they are

and where they want to go

I seem to pull people into orbit

rotating around me

feeding off what I exude

but never getting close enough to touch me

for that would be a fatal touch

I am bits and pieces of matter that has circulated space for millennia

wandering aimlessly

without purpose

until I collided with myself in an explosion

but the most beautifully tragic thing about me

is that no one will notice I'm gone

until lightyears after my light has died

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