Universal Attraction

Universal Attraction Two galaxies, passing through time, the shimmer of a billion suns briefly reflect in each other’s eyes. A common bond is shared in knowing the weight of gravity holding the other together. Every burning twinkle, the cornerstone of its own planetary system, orbiting relentlessly. The pull toward one another is nuclear — strength that eats light for breakfast. A collision of this magnitude would spew radiation for light years, fundamentally shifting the fabric of space. And still their darkness reaches for one another, across oceans of interstellar matter. It may be lifetimes before they know if the aftermath of this destruction will be catastrophic loss or a fiery nebula of cosmic possibility.