Murmur of the Silent Constellations

In the expanse where ether sighs softly, constellations whisper in ghostly tongue. Stars flicker gentle secrets, stitched into the night’s tapestry, a glowing hymn invisible but felt in the marrow of the universe.

The void hums a lullaby, formless and airy. It wraps around nebulae and spirals through galaxies—a mute performance only the ears within the eye can sense. Comets write verses with etchings of ice and light, their tale trailing like the exhale of solitude.

The stars, guardians of breathless stories, keep vigil. Each orb a note in the grand symphony of stillness, each orbit a resounding silence clapped gently in cosmic hands. Listen, and you may hear the tremolo of time itself.

As we wander our earthly bounds, beneath the arch of endless dusk, we write our dreams into the dark—a silent murmur striving to harmonize with the universe’s eternal refrain.