Wei-Chen, The Monkey King and Tze-Yo-Tzuh
I believe the answer is B, due to having the words being in the right place and making the most sense
Answer:
The poem teach us to be quiet, modest and gentle.
The stargazers are lying on the ground on their backs who are tired from looking through the eyepiece of the telescope. One gazer stands up and takes a peek again at the eyepiece which is small and black. He sees something and calls out to his friends. "I found it," he said. They look at each other without saying anything.