O eye of Man that flies above the stratosphere, above the busy air, in silent sunlight fair or shaded by the Earth; now stately turning 'round, on gyros ever sure, as light at last arrives across ten billion years; O eye of Man that sees the flowers of the sky, expanding as they fly; the pillars of creation and the rookeries of stars; the swirling galaxies; and sister worlds of Earth; and all the reel of Time unwound; creation, and rebirth: Grant us humility to see ourselves, and our very, very, very small but precious home.