Life Of A Star

I've been awake through many nights,

Even the brightest star has lost its delight.

Still gazing the dark sky with an utter surprise,

And came to know that-stars have also their own life.

 

It starts with the formation of gas and dust,

Nuclear reaction inside them make them best.

It lives for a significant time and radiates,

Alas! all this tremendous energy also fades.

 

Smaller stars are wise and frail,

They spend their energy with a slow trail,

And live its beautiful life to a massive scale.

May be, billions of years without any pale.

 

Massive stars burn its fuel much faster,

And it may think they're the ultimate Master.

But NO! Its life ends with violent and supernova disaster.

It explodes and its particles scatter in a way faster.

 

Once the dust clears, only thing that remains- a dense star,

It is fair and unbiased, also called the Neutron Star.

It spins rapidly and none of the cosmic force can bar,

Eventually it turns into a pulsar or a dwarf star.

 

Its origin itself leads to its destination,

Killing all the materialistic fascination,

It rests in peace above all the cosmic anticipation,

That's what is called a true and harsh revelation.

 

We often don't get time for introspection,

And miss many useful interpretations,

Life has its own way to teach us a lesson,

Be a trailblazer and fathom the cosmic creation.