The Starry/Not So Starry Night Sky

     The Night Sky to me is a blessing, it;s so serene yet it its own way a whole new busy world. Outside in the dark night sky I can imagine a whole mythical world filled with it's own creatures, dragons, elves, pixies, fairies, ect. And within its core, is the big full moon. Although tonight I'm not sure if the moon is full, to me it is a beautiful full moon. While it's emitting a luminous vibrant white glow with an aura of yellow, it reminds me  of a TV show. Just off topic for a moment, in the TV show called, T.U.F.F. Puppy, an evil villainous rat thought that the moon was made of cheese and he wanted to destroy it because he is allergic to cheese. Also, what rats are allergic to cheese? I though that cheese is like their favorite food, but however I might be wrong because that is just a famous stereotype. Anyway, back on topic of the night sky, in New York, you can't really see a night sky filled with stars, it's already hard to see the moon, so how could you see the stars? It makes me really sad, the stars are beautiful yet we New Yorkers cannot appreciate a beautiful night sky filled with stars. [Sigh]

     Each star might be it's own world where we cannot see, we might be seen to other worlds as just another bright star filled with artificial light which are blocking their lights from being see by us. A starry night is nothing special to people living in the middle area of the United States, but however in New York it is something close to impossible. With street and house lights always being lit, the glow of a star is overshadowed and becomes invisible. Sight of a moon is somewhat rare, but however I do believe one day, the beauties of the night sky would be visible to people living in New York. 

     The beauty of the night sky might not be brought to us, but however we can bring ourselves to it. For example, we could go on a vacation to somewhere, such as Texas where there are much fewer light sources, and we could gaze at the beautiful night sky. (Am I becoming too redundant?)