Savour the following poem slowly. Watching My Friend Pretend Her Heart Isn't Breaking On Earth, just a teaspoon of neutron star would weigh six billion tons. Six billion tons equals the collective weight of every animal on earth. Including the insects. Times three. Six billion tons sounds impossible until I consider how it is to swallow grief-just a teaspoon and one might as well have consumed a neutron star. How dense it is, how it carries inside it the memory of collapse. How difficult it is to move then. How impossible to believe that anything could lift that weight. There are many reasons to treat each other with great tenderness. One is the sheer miracle that we are here together on a planet surrounded by dying stars. One is that we cannot see what anyone else has swallowed. —Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer If you closely study the poem, the poet begins her argument by stating a scientific fact or information about stars and that's how she builds up the poem. For our writing session today, we want you to write a poem based on one scientific fact. How you build up the poem is totally up to you. There are no rules. Come on! You can do it! See you soon ☠️ Tag your piece with