A Throng of Human Worlds?
The Human Achievement?
Theyâre mostly DouayâRheims types. Challoner edition probably, but I have never asked.
Perhaps some sort of allusion to the Book of Ruth or Exodus?
This void bedecked with festoon life?
Does the word âforlornâ seem more apposite than âorphanâ?
Turba Mundorum, if only Latin were not ineffably pretentious when used by people who donât actually know it.
âVerseâ.
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Does the word âforlornâ seem more apposite than âorphanâ?
I take âorphanâ to be a factual statement, but âforlornâ to be the expression of a mood of sorrow and loss. I donât really think of stars or solar systems as filled with emotion.
And âforsakenâ would imply that the colonies were no longer inhabited.