Cassiopeia A
was a super star, beautiful and bright
She held a special place among the stars
of night
One of the brightest luminaries
to ever kiss the sky
But the brightest of all the luminaries
always die
in a thermonuclear explosion
And so it was with Cassiopeia A
that when she got tired of shining one day
she threw her stardust
across the Milky Way
and said goodbye in a vault of light
that could be seen
by day or night
She had grown weary of being so bright
and threw her clothing off
across the night
and there she remains today
naked amid her negligee
as a super-fluid
Neutron Star
Now so dense, that her super-conductive body
weighs in at six billion tons
per teaspoon
The remnant of a super-nova
amid her nebula
eleven thousand light-years from earth
No longer the brightest among the bright
but still she speaks
as the strongest radio source pulsing in the sky
beyond our solar system
as her nebula negligee, continually floats away
with beautiful streaming tendrils
expanding at an angular velocity rate
of fourteen thousand
and five hundred kilometers per second
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This striking personification
This striking personification of an astronomical event has an ecstatic vastness, an escalating grandeur, that is not simply read, but experienced. Few poets could tackle such an ambitious theme, but you pulled it off with startling prowess.
"she threw her stardust
across the Milky Way
and said goodbye in a vault of light" Off-the-charts beauty here!
Your use of white space and ravishing metaphors amid the mind-blowing facts creates the ultimate poetic voyage. Still reeling and loving it!
Supersized brilliance.
You are yourself a super-star
You are yourself a super-star. This site needs more people of your spirit around. We could all work off each others synergy, and build our temples into the heavens.
No longer the brightest among
No longer the brightest among the bright
but still she speaks
Enjoy and keep posting
Looking forward to seeing you around more. Enjoy the reading around here and keep posting.
Thanks ☺️
Thanks ☺️
welcome
always welcome