Kaleidoscopes are so beautiful.
You see patterns, you change patterns, you see them as they change.

You don't observe the individual elements that much. You don't see the small pieces of glass or the paper stars and paper circles and paper figures.

All you see is the entire picture.
And the entire picture is so resplendent.
So magnificent.

That's what matters.
That's all there is of consequence.
The entire picture.
But as humans, we do examine the individual elements because those elements are what happen to us everyday. And as we go through each day, dealing with those elements, perhaps to forget later, we at least see those elements in their entirety.

And if we do our best, give it our best shot, to those individual elements; if we continue to capture the entire picture by giving our best shot to each of those little things, perhaps when we grow up and have time to reflect on all that happened, we will see the entire picture.

And because of the individual elements we were so diligent in working upon, the picture we will see will not be just resplendent, but also lambent.

The magical, lambent of the stars is so because of the individual elements which smash all their elements and compounds to burn brighter, now is it not?

Why not give everyday a shot.
Why not live instead of just dreaming.
Dream a little and work a little.
Charm a little and play a little.
Live a little. Die a little.

Love a little.
Gaze at the stars a little.