The Moon's Tale
I remember the day I was born, a swirling vortex of dust and debris dancing around the Earth. It was a chaotic time, but from that turmoil, I emerged, a shining sphere of rock and metal. As I cooled and solidified, my surface cracked and shifted, forming the craters and mountains that would become my defining features.
I've watched the Earth change over billions of years, continents colliding and drifting apart, oceans forming and disappearing. I've seen life emerge, evolve, and thrive on the planet below. And through it all, I've remained steadfast, a constant companion to the Earth.
My phases mark the passage of time, from new moon to full moon and back again. I've been a beacon in the night sky, guiding sailors and travelers, inspiring poets and artists. My gravitational pull shapes the tides, a reminder of my subtle yet profound influence on the planet.
One day, humans came to visit me. They left their footprints in my dusty surface, planted their flags, and collected samples of my rocks. It was a momentous occasion, a testament to human curiosity and ingenuity.
Today, I continue to orbit the Earth, a silent witness to the universe's majesty. I remain a source of fascination, a symbol of wonder, and a reminder of the awe-inspiring beauty that lies just beyond our reach.