Star Struck

Millions of stars shine brightly above me and lace the night sky with a sprinkling of glitter, t'was as if salt had been spilled onto a black table cloth, it was also like they were extra bright tonight as a reward for my being out on such a brisk night.  

Lights were glimmering, shimmering, and sparkling brightly all over the heavens and one could pick out the constellations with great ease and delight due to the darkness and clarity of the evening sky...  
 
What a spectacle to behold!  
Like a giant dot to dot puzzle up in space, all relating to one another respectfully and with great admiration for one another, each one entwining and interacting magically with his neighbour without fuss or protest, just living together in harmony with great understanding for each others privacy and personal space.  
Some stars shone brighter than others as if they wanted to reach out to me, their voices frantically longing to be heard in the midst of a million conversations.  
 
I believe a star is a persons soul shining brightly above us to remind their loved ones who are temporarily left behind that they are watching over them, a shooting star is someones soul seeking a placement in heaven after recently departing from their lives here on earth.  
 
They needn't fret because a position has already been reserved for them and simply awaits their arrival.  
Millions of souls looking down on family and friends waiting patiently to receive the newly departed.  
In heaven theres no overcrowding, theres a space for all of us always and forever.  
 
The passions of the sky at night is overwhelming for sure, I'm in awe of the vast expansive and limitless universe.  
Its Herculean by any standards.  
 
As I stood there watching many shooting stars whizzing around overhead, I knew I was watching the newly departed souls ardently flying up to heaven.  
 
For a split second I thought to myself i would just love to lie back on the ground and chill with my headphones on listening to relaxing, invigorating and inspiring music to accompany the illuminations of the night sky.  
Music that would make my face smile with joy and my heart dance fastly inside my rib cage with passion and verve.  
 
Powerful music, the likes of Mozarts " Reqium in D minor" would suffice, as would Tchaikovsky's " The Seasons" which might be more appropriate, no scrub that! It has to be Ennio Morricone's " Chi Mia" playing loudly through my headphones over and over again.  
Now that simply would be heavenly wouldn't it?