Telescope Lyrics Starset Novels & Stories

He tried to calm her nerves and noticed a small smile start to form. "I love your smile." He suddenly said, reaching up to stroke her cheek. Maia instantly flinched back at his touch. Toby didn't miss it. His smile instantly faded as he became rather serious. "Maia, I want you to listen to me." He gently brought her face to look at his, her eyes filled with fear and confusion. "I will never hurt you. I promise." Maia felt herself relax a little as she nodded, but she couldn't help but be on edge. "And anyone who lays a finger on you will have to answer me personally."

Beckoning for me to come sit at the chair, he cleared his throat, and strummed a random note on his guitar to warm up. "Okay, okay," He said, clearing his throat. "I will now be serenading the love of my life." I laughed, barely holding back my tears. "And I will be singing to you, one of my own creations. I wrote this song as an ode to your beauty. And it is called — a handful of stars." ________

" Silently, I looked at her angry expression. "He's gone—gone with the baby." The nurse covered her mouth, looking apologetic. "I'm sorry." I smiled and shook my head, but my gaze fell on Chloe Bennett's latest social media post. In it was a man with a cigarette between his lips. He was shirtless, his sculpted abs illuminated under dim lighting. His head was lowered, one hand unbuckling his belt—impatient, almost desperate. The caption read, "When the earthquake struck, he rushed to me without hesitation. The fireworks in the sky bore witness—from that moment on, we belonged to each other."

Sure". I laughed and watched with amusement as she quickly laid on the bed. I laid beside her and ran my fingers on her face, as I slowly sang the song she'd requested for. When you cry, be sure to dry your eyes, Cause better days are sure to come. And when you smile, be sure to smile wide, And don't let them know that they have won. And when you walk, walk with pride, And don't show the hurt inside, Because the pain will soon be gone. And when you dream, dream big, As big as the ocean, blue. Cause when you dream it might come true. For when you dream, dream big. “Aunt Shelly.“ Her sleepy voice called. “Am I allowed to dream big too?“

"I have somethin' to say, but you're not here So, I'm gazing at the moonlit sky and say these words, You appeared in my life, like a comet You showed me all the stars, all the shiniest You touched me with your heart (Vocalizing) with your heart Then you disappeared Like fallen star, lonely You've hurt me enough, Yet I can't forget you You left me alone, Yet I couldn't forget you (Vocalizing) couldn't forget you Now, I'm letting the moonlight shine me, like I let you, I'm letting the spring breeze touch me, like I let you, I'm letting the soft sand and the sea cover me, like I let you, You've hurt me enough,

--- The Voice of the Cosmos As the last rain faded, Lyra stood upon a cliff that overlooked the vast new ocean. She could see her world stretching endlessly, alive and awake. The flame within her heart burned steady and golden. And from it came a sound— not a whisper this time, but a clear, resounding tone. > The song has been waiting for you. Lyra turned slowly. Before her stood a being made entirely of starlight— no face, no form, just light that pulsed in rhythm with her own heartbeat. > Who are you? Lyra asked softly.

She can't sense any sadness from her voice anymore. From the moon, she turned her gaze to the stars. Every time she does this she always remembers a song for the person you love so much that you can no longer see again. It is a song by FM Static, the song title is Tonight. Then she hummed it on her mind, "Never thought not having you here would hurt so much....Tonight I've fallen and I can't get up, I need your loving hands to come and pick me up, and every night I miss you, I can just look up, and know the stars are holding you, holding you tonight." "She's with the stars now, right mom?" She smiled forcely and turned to her mother.

The place was too high making the view more perfect and very beautiful. Matt spread the blanket on the grass before setting up the telescope near it. "Mi amore, you have to see this" his hands gestures for me to come over while he fix his eyes on the telescope looking up at the stars. "What is it?" I ask with glee and he motions me to get nearer. He made me stood in front of him then I bend down to look through the lense. One word on my mind is wow because I have never seen the stars and the sky up-close.

“You taught me the constellations. It seemed fair to learn how to paint them.” The emotion that rises has no name. It is gratitude and pain and love converging into a single point that leaves me without words. The Transition Declan moves to the telescope, adjusting the angle with the familiarity of someone who has done this hundreds of times. “Look,” he says, stepping back. I approach and put my eye to the eyepiece. Sirius explodes into the field of view — not the distant point I see with the naked eye, but a sphere of white and blue light, pulsing with almost living intensity.

The guide positioned it and demonstrated how to use it. "Now, you can take a look," the guide said, stepping aside so we could look into the telescope. I handed Austin to the babysitter and walked boldly As the first person to try the telescope. As I looked through the lens, my breath got trapped in my throat, and I gasped at the sight. The stars were like glittering diamonds, scattered across a velvet sky. I could see the moon, its craters, and shadows clear and sharp. And in the corner of the lens, I could see Saturn, its rings shining bright.