Galaxy Eyes
our gaze—a vault of astral streams,
A prism forged in distant dreams.
Nebulae swirl where lashes sleep,
A cosmos carved in pupils deep.
Supernovas burst in hush of sighs,
Eclipses waltz in midnight eyes.
Event horizons pull me in,
A gravity no soul could win.
Constellations trace your tears,
Mapping orbits lost to years.
Each blink—a pulse, a dying sun,
A star undone, yet never gone.
Yet light remains where darkness lies,
Infinity breathed in your eyes.
A prism forged in distant dreams.
Nebulae swirl where lashes sleep,
A cosmos carved in pupils deep.
Supernovas burst in hush of sighs,
Eclipses waltz in midnight eyes.
Event horizons pull me in,
A gravity no soul could win.
Constellations trace your tears,
Mapping orbits lost to years.
Each blink—a pulse, a dying sun,
A star undone, yet never gone.
Yet light remains where darkness lies,
Infinity breathed in your eyes.
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Background: The vastness of emotion, love as an eternal force. This poem portrays a person’s eyes as cosmic landscapes, filled with infinite depth. The celestial metaphors emphasize how one’s gaze can hold entire universes of emotion. The fleeting, yet eternal nature of stars mirrors the bittersweet feeling of love its vast beauty and its inevitable fading.
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