(2) Stars are tiny shards of glass, thrown from the windows of a tall building in the sky. Many stars together make up a window, and there are many windows in this giant black skyscraper we know as space. The word skyscraper is ironic as it doesn't scrape the sky, it covers the sky, and bends with the arc of the universe to cover it entirely.
What is more is that each window glows with an office light. There are many many beings who make up the workings of the Universe, and they work here. Each window of stars, or galaxy, has an office behind it. Beings works there, on their computer, drinking moon coffee, for Infinity Corp.
We can't see them during the day becuase of the blue curtain with the clouds on it. This is where the beings work, making the meaning behind the curtain. During what we call night, they take a rest and sleep, yet the office lights are on. The cleaning crew is there, running the vaccuums, which sounds like thunder. Once in a while, the vaccuumers see the light bulbs are burning out. They change the bulb and have nowhere to put it, so they throw it out the window. It is just glass, but it catches the light, just for a moment, as it falls. We see the falling star, and we say "make a wish."
(1) Why do stars fall? They are tiny shards of glass, thrown from a tall building. The stars are actually windows, to a giant skyscraper which is black. It is so tall that it covers the sky, and bends too. Each window is an office light. Each light or sparkle has an office behind it. Someone works there, on their computer, drinking moon coffee, all during the day. We can't see them then becuase of the blue curtain with the clouds on it. This is where the people work, making the meaning for all of the universe behind the curtain. At night, they take a rest, and are sleeping, but we can see the office lights are on. The cleaning crew is there, running the vaccuums, which sounds like thunder. Once in a while, the vaccuumers see the light bulbs are burning out. They change the bulb and have nowhere to put it, so they throw it out the window. It is just glass, but it catches the light, just for a moment, as it falls. We see the falling star, and we say "make a wish."