Our Earth.
It took a single speck
To spark the rich sandy substance,
some water from heaven's cosmic cloud deck.
Throw in large measures of frozen primal blackest matter
with just one pinch of dust that swirls upon the universal platter,

then absorb each creative breath of God from within a billowing blue.
Add cauldrons of molten metal from the fiery furnace of the celestial stew.

Then comes violent birth of a new universe as the transient elements explode:
asteroids, red planets, constellations, and stars, as black holes start to implode,

spinning free ovals and orbits and magnetic belts, pulled by force of gravity,
form solar systems as a collection of moons and sun's planets with rings.
Among billions created is our own, with a blue watery personality.
having fortunate and sacred mix to support many living things

First the waters covered all in deep blue blanket of froth.
Then ancient waters gathered to expose a land,
letting creatures walk solid sand.
These took over Earth.
Then Man.