Significant Insignificance
by Kaelyn Gavin
When the world becomes dark
And our faces go pale
The stars will hold the last glimpse of human kind.
The universe will carry on.
The tears and the deaths and smiles will become
Piles of ashes and rubble
But why take this as a defeat?
For the universe is here to hold an infinite amount of insignificance
Which is significant itself.
When matter cannot be created no destroyed,
You hold a spot that will never be filled again.
Whether there's a heaven or hell or reincarnation,
Your life is a life that makes up a completely unique nation
So breathe the matter that made a star once before,
Don't be afraid to explore or live your life to the fullest
And one day your own breaths will fuel a star or go far, far away,
Though all your atoms will remain the same.