Insignificantly me

Insignificantly me,
Smaller than an ant, you see in comparison to
this universe, on top of universes
For the eyes have never seen such amazing
unbelievable imagery,
From the eye of the telescope giving new hope,
As if we didn’t know we are not alone.
If souls of human beings grow old and become
stars in far off galaxies,
Did the human brain give thought to all we see?
Is there really an intelligent designer, for those of
us who believe no one?
Paint the sky like the most high God there that
is —
Diamonds, rubies and pearls,
Sapphires in all the beautiful colors of the
rainbow
Bringing forward lights of Life of an always
expanding universe
And, then there’s me —
Insignificantly me,
With the eyes to see that I am the greatest of
creations
Our Lord said Be and I was
A star in a far off galaxy
Seen in a telescope,
Created by Me, the Human Being
Only if you believe in the unseen and are certain
of the hereafter.