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A grimaced star shoots forth light,
In the enchanting shades of the night,
It traced a path of unconquerable might,
Yet alone it is meant to fight.
I pitied her as I looked up at her flight,
It slowly drifted away from sight,
Unknown worlds are caressed more,
A regime of enveloping darkness
Unknown worlds are caressed more,
A regime of enveloping darkness
Which gets calmly devoured.
I laid my head close to the ground,
Shooting forth is my home too,
Unknown, unseen and uninterrupted,
In the euphoria
Shooting forth is my home too,
Unknown, unseen and uninterrupted,
In the euphoria
Of painful lives and painless deaths.
Life is miniscule in the infinity,
Darkness is the law that nature built,
For light to reach and stars to shoot.
Darkness is the law that nature built,
For light to reach and stars to shoot.
Seconds shift
To take light to the dark,
To take flight along the tide,
To take might in leading the fight,
To take my thoughts in this wintry night.
Indeed, life is miniscule in the infinity. We are just a small little speck in this whole wide universe.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem with deep meaning...
This is gorgeous and elegant! The enormity of the universe it just blows my mind
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping in your comments. :)
DeleteYes. Life is very small in comparison to infinity. And the time to shift from light to dark is a short one too. The universe definitely holds many mysteries. I especially liked, "shooting forth is my home too."
ReplyDeleteOn another subject, I will add you to the Poets United blog roll today. Welcome.
Thanks a lot Mary for the comment and the add to Poets United. :)
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