The Ever-changing Universe: How the stars are like fireflies

The universe is an effervescent place,
Filled with peripatetic stars.
In the ineffable vastness of space,
We find serendipity.

The night sky is an effervescent canvas,
Painted with peripatetic stars.
In the ineffable vastness of space,
We find serendipity.

The Milky Way is an effervescent river,
Filled with peripatetic stars.
In the ineffable vastness of space,
We find serendipity.

All of creation is an effervescent miracle,
Filled with peripatetic stars.
In the ineffable vastness of space,
We find serendipity.

As a child, I would lay in my backyard and stare up at the universe. The stars were like diamonds on a black velvet canvass. I felt so small and insignificant compared to the ineffable vastness of space. And yet, in that vastness, I found serendipity.

The universe is an ever-changing place, always in motion. The stars are like fireflies, dancing across the sky. They are always moving, yet they never go anywhere. In the vastness of space, they are always together, yet always apart.

We are like those stars, always moving, yet never going anywhere. We are always together, yet always apart. We are all connected by the same effervescent life force. And in that connection, we find serendipity.