At the beginning of creation,
When the earth and the sky,
Had just been made to exist
And saw each other in the dead of night
Enchanted by the scene above,
The Earth exclaimed in awe,
''Oh, how handsome you are,
With your vast kingdom,
Adorned from end to end
With dazzling diamonds
You must be the greatest king,
Ever ruling any kingdom.
The sky equally mesmerized,
At the Earth's brilliant panorama,
Was graceful and royal in response,
Complimenting the Earth's emotions.
'' I may appear charming to you,
But hey pretty maiden!
You are far more alluring,
With your own living spectrum.
While I'm far from being perfect,
Given only some shades of blue,
While I'm far from being perfect,
Given only some shades of blue,
And these some tiny stars,
With a faded silvery hue.
Thus went the dialogue for long,
Each trying to sound modest,
Glorifying each other's merits,
By adding ever new epithets.
Till the night began to recede,
Giving way to golden morning,
That made the stars go hiding,
In their own secret chambers.
So the duo as well agreed,
To postpone their fond meeting,
And wait for the night to return,
To resume the sweet-talking.
It seems that even to this day,
The rendezvous continues,
with no concluding agreement,
On who is the better of the two.
But if I were asked to decide,
I would call both as equals,
With a faded silvery hue.
Thus went the dialogue for long,
Each trying to sound modest,
Glorifying each other's merits,
By adding ever new epithets.
Till the night began to recede,
Giving way to golden morning,
That made the stars go hiding,
In their own secret chambers.
So the duo as well agreed,
To postpone their fond meeting,
And wait for the night to return,
To resume the sweet-talking.
It seems that even to this day,
The rendezvous continues,
with no concluding agreement,
On who is the better of the two.
But if I were asked to decide,
I would call both as equals,
Who love and adore each other,
Forever, be it day or night.
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