Cycles
- A massive thermonuclear fusion reaction
- Unloading a consistent energy payload
- Bombarding those who revolve around
- The skeptics say it's bound to explode
- If this future were fulfilled would life continue?
- Disregarding the thermo and gravitational chaos
- Say for a moment that the earth survives
- Would losing the sun halt history's progress?
- Humanity may through some miracle learn to cope
- But happiness would be lost along with the sun
- For most loom towards depression like a nimbus
- When black sky's beckon or rainfall has begun
- Eyes glimmer maliciously when darkness descends
- The mind swiftly wanders into a violent hypothetical
- Sponsored by inherent fear of the ominous unknown
- The mental curtain is far darker than natural nightfall
- But light shatters the shroud of pandora's possible
- Exposing the truth of the world with the gift of sight
- Revealing the incognito and purifying the actual
- Find comfort in the fact the night is not eternal
- No matter how black your tribulations may be
- Just grasp tightly to the hope of a radiant dawn
- Hold out until daybreak, light will bring clarity
- The purger of darkness has more than one ability
- It also provides heat to the cold world we reside on
- Introducing a continuous annual story line to life itself
- The monicker of seasons is given to this phenomenon
- Winter shows a bleak frozen tundra of a world
- Where people hide behind doors frozen shut
- Wrapped in blankets, praying for a ray of sunlight
- While Bears hibernate, whiskey helps us forget
- A highly anticipated spring provides rising action
- Even the earth can't help but celebrate winter's end
- Plants bloom as the seal melts on the icy stronghold
- Exhibiting the power milky way's finest can lend
- The aforementioned story climaxes in summer
- Where the sun rules the sky with little resistance
- Begging to be basked in whenever time presents
- But willing to burn those guilty of overindulgence
- Autumn's leaves set the stage for the falling action
- Providing flashes of beauty ending only in death
- Nature's fireworks fall and fade to monochrome
- As the sun's annual dynasty takes one final breath
- The given plot repeats but with different motifs
- Slight changes in the synopsis alter the whole
- To prevent monotony in history's progression
- Perhaps now it is apparent our star's great role
- It's absence provides visions of a nightmare
- A cold dark place suffocated by the unknown
- Drowning in fear with no sense of time's passage
- A sunless world would be a forlorn epitome
This poem is about:
Our world
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