| Shooting Stars I see two stars in blinding light hovering lost in the winter's night and if by chance you should look up they will cross the sky to meet again And as they move to meet each other the moon will shine over child and mother the breathtaking moment arrives as the moon decides to turn blank and all that we can see is the light of lost love's stars The stars have touched forever the glory will last they cover one another but just for a moment they are on their way now and should you remember them soon will flow the tears The spirits of the shooting stars will forever stay and shine and in everlasting glory the story will rise now the stars must wait another lifetime until they can meet again |
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| This poem came second in a UK schools competition for young 'poets'. There were more than 60,000 entries, and the writer was eleven years old at the time it was penned. |
| Aisling 1987- |
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