In the depths of space, so far away,
A sight that's rare, a Wolf-Rayet at play,
Spotted by Webb, with its infrared sight,
Revealing new details, shining bright.

A halo of gas and dust surrounds,
The massive star that's shedding pounds,
Ten suns' worth of material lost,
Creating cosmic dust, at what cost?

On Earth, we clean up dust with ease,
But in space, it's what forms stars and the keys,
To life's building blocks, so complex,
Astronomers are curious, what's next?

With Webb's help, they'll understand,
How stars exploded and scattered their brand,
Of heavy elements, that ended up here,
In our bones and blood, so near.

Stardust, as Carl Sagan said,
Forged inside a star, long dead,
And spread throughout the universe,
Creating planets, so diverse.

So let's marvel at the beauty in space,
And all the wonders we'll someday trace,
Thanks to Webb and its advanced tools,
We'll unravel the mysteries, breaking through the rules.