Far Away.
In a distance, far from out cozy, blue-green Earth, some bright galaxies away.
Where gigantic stars and mighty constellations would surely take your breath away.
Far away, in another time, in a universe serene, peaceful and fine.
Where Gods and Goddesses dwell, all is beautiful, satisfying and well.
There are things there never before seen, makes one wonder "Oh my, where have I been?"
Acceptance everywhere, jealousy unknown.
Gentle beings in perfect harmony, no one alone.
No walls, no boundaries, only high understanding, no animosities.
Orbiting moons like giant pears in the sky, listening to the nearby, soft lullaby.
Floating stars yearning for a gentle touch, curious about the goddesses, always and so much.
Original Poem by Carita Lewis.
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