Have you seen that? Those stars above—
Those constellations pass though hundreds of Billions of decades, centuries of time and life, blinking and twinkling before the birth of human race. They will still flicker on, after mankind has vanished and passed away in space, right?
Prior to the evolution of our civilization, people knew that the sparkle of a man’s lifetime cannot even compare with a supernova’s flash. However, those who understand the long life of the stars and the suddenness of lifetime is mankind, not the stars.
You will understand this too, no matter how, that humans will apperceive the spark in instantaneous burns brighter than the frozen soil in eternal, and that even the track of a quick-passing comet would be recorded in the abyss of the universe and the memory of people.
You will rise you head up one day, somehow. You will look upon for the stars, let you mind waving at the other side of the deep space, willing to conquer, and put yourself floating in stardust.
From a father to his son
Tales Catalog
Human In Contain - by QBLevi
Overture of 4K：Nightmare Regent Red - by QBLevi
Overture of 4K：From Now On and Forever - by QBLevi
Overture of 4K：A Better Notion - by Samuel Zhang
The Religious History practical course of St. Christina College - by varitas096
To Infinity and Beyond, My Heartbeat Never Stop - by W Asriel
Human, Containment Breach - by QBLevi
The Wandering Earth - by QBLevi
Sleepover. - by Infas12
A Lecture of Deep-Space-SCPs Containment - by EDGE_chi
Blackhole Era - by miku393
End of the World - by W Asriel
SCP-CN-371 - by EDGE_chi
And Who Will Remember - by W Asriel
The Foundation, Dissolved - by dilin1
The rebuild of the Foundation - by AndyKanice
welcome to the Foundation - by Erwin Schrodinger
SCP-CN-1999 - by breaddddd
SCP-CN-1256 - by Ninth BB
SCP-CN-1666 - by Erwin Schrodinger
SCP-CN-1301 - by W Asriel