Write a short rhyming poem explaining Einstein's theory of general relativity in easy but accurate terms
In a universe vast, where stars brightly gleam,  
Einstein proposed a most wondrous dream.  
Gravity’s pull isn’t just a force,  
But a curve in the fabric, a cosmic course.  

Imagine a trampoline, stretched tight and round,  
Place a heavy ball, and watch it astound.  
It dips and it bends, creating a path,  
For smaller balls rolling, they follow its math.  

Time isn’t a clock that ticks ever straight,  
It bends with the mass, it dances with fate.  
Near a big star, time slows down its race,  
While far from the mass, it quickens its pace.  

So when you feel gravity’s gentle embrace,  
Know it’s space-time itself, warping the place.  
Einstein revealed, in a brilliant array,  
How the cosmos unfolds in a beautiful way.
 Gravity, Einstein said, is not just a force,
But the curve of space, the course of time's course.
Massive objects bend the fabric, the field,
And lesser objects follow, as they're wield.

So stars and planets, in their orbits, reel,
Drawn by the warp that's so real.
And light itself bends, a most strange sight,
When it passes close to massive might.

This is general relativity, in a nutshell,
A theory that has passed every test's shell.
It shapes our understanding of the cosmos' dance,
A true masterpiece, in the realm of chance.