Telescope Lyrics Starset Novels & Stories

“Tonight’s a good night for stargazing.” I nodded, unable to speak as I adjusted the telescope. His hand came to rest over mine, guiding me as I fine-tuned the dials. The simple touch sent a shiver down my spine, and I leaned back slightly, resting my head against his chest. We remained silent, the only sounds the creaking of the floorboards beneath our feet and the telescope moving as we took turns gazing at the constellations. Nicholas’s fingers brushed against my hair, then trailed down to the fabric of my dress, the soft caress sending a thrill through me.

The four of them sat there quietly for a few minutes. Then Taji burst out, "Well if no one else is going to say it, I am. Babe that was freaking awesome! Laser sight to cut us out of prison! You cut right through the outside wall and broke us out! The enemy did not even know what hit them! Thanks Babe!" Taji drew Anna in and gave her a big kiss. Anna smiled shyly. Lyle looked at Amaris akwardly. He gave a half hearted grin and then rubbed the back of his head with his hand. The hand came up over his head and ran down his face, and then he stopped as if something occured to him then. "How did you do the laser eyes thing?" He stopped and seemed to rethink his wording. "I mean how

She opened the group chat and scrolled through but didn't see a single photo from Caleb—he hadn't posted any pictures or even joined the conversation. She furrowed her brow and sent him a message, asking, "Did you not watch the meteor shower? You can still see some from the hotel. If you can't see it, go up to the rooftop. It's stated in the brochure that you should be able to see it from up there; otherwise, you can ask the people at the front desk where the best view is." She had just sent the message when Xavier suddenly called out to her. "Get a photo of me with the meteor shower, Faye. I can't seem to get a good shot with my phone."

Sunset was falling over the sea. Outside on the covered terrace, a million lights drifted from the ceiling. Next to the terrace roses all over the place. The fairy lights sparkled over her head as she stepped onto the stone floor in her simple white sandals. A musician sitting in the back played the first notes on a guitar, accompanied by a flute. All so simple and so magical. Then she saw Gabriel. He was waiting for her at the other end of the terrace. On one side of him stood a friend of Lorenzo’s, the mayor of a nearby town who’d agreed to conduct the hastily arranged civil ceremony. On his other side stood his friend, Lorenzo.

Thousands of stars adorn space, coupled with the beauty of the full moon. Amour stopped his steps while on the bridge. He bent down and hung his legs, then looked up to enjoy the beauty of the galaxy that night. She continued to exhale as if he were emitting all sorts of unrest. Time went on, and the night was getting late, but Amour was reluctant to change from his position. He had nowhere to go home, sometimes he even wanted to disappear so that all the suffering would also disappear. “It feels like I just want to be here. It's quieter here than being at home.” Amour muttered while looking at the galaxy that looked gorgeous. His lips formed a very faint smile.

"Yes to all of it. To you. To us. To now and forever and everything in between." He kisses me then, soft and slow and perfect. And when we break apart, he gestures to the telescope. "I had Jordan help me find something in the sky tonight. Want to see?" I look through the telescope. He's got it aimed at a star cluster, bright and beautiful against the dark. "That's the Pleiades," he says. "Also called the Seven Sisters. They're a reminder that even in the darkest nights, there's still light. Still beauty. Still hope."

The Song of the Stars The night was vast and endless, a dome of shimmering constellations spread across the horizon like a celestial tapestry. The cool breeze carried with it the scent of wildflowers and the whisper of leaves, a symphony that seemed to echo the stillness that followed the storm of recent events. Lyra stood at the cliff’s edge, her cloak dancing with the wind as she gazed into the distance where the first traces of dawn began to paint the horizon in hues of violet and gold.

~ At Heavens Fall ~ (cough) "Aren't you making him wait for something that won't come?" Alexis asked her while lying on the ground with a stab wound on his chest. The Starlians don't bleed liquid blood, but rather their blood are particles that leave their body. It's beautiful to see but also sad. Tessia on the other hand was shot on her back by two dark arrows and is also losing blood particles. "You should've left with the others." - Alexis "How can I leave my other half alone?" She replied.

Ambrose brought out a small projector and ordered Owen, who was driving ahead, to lower the partition and turn off the car lights. As he connected the projector to his phone, a grand blue celestial display of stars and galaxies unfolded across the car's roof. Larissa's breath caught, and she heard Ambrose's deep, pleasant voice by her ear, "Is it beautiful?" After a moment's pause, Larissa softly responded, "It's amazing." With a gentle rotation of the screen, the starry expanse on the car's roof also revolved accordingly. Each star gleamed brightly as if it had transported them into a luminous sea of stars and galaxies.

Adonis said softly, “I used to sleep out on the balcony just to watch the stars. It felt like there was a whole other world out there—one that didn’t stress me out. That’s when I got into stargazing. I bought this telescope after I ran away from home last year.” I looked at him. “You ran away?” “Yeah. Long story. But at the time, this telescope was the only thing that made me feel safe.” Before I could say anything, Zion walked over. “Mind if I take a look?” Adonis smiled and stepped aside. Zion bent over the scope, looked through it, then laughed. “Damn. I thought stars were just tiny dots. This is dope.” “You might even catch Jupiter tonight,” Adonis added, switching to a stronger lens.