Eclipsing Differences
Cultures and the solar eclipse
By Leslie StavenPublished about a month ago • 1 min read
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Edge of night edge of day,
Celestial confusion,
Linger through cultures and the Ages
Illiciting moon-eating dragons and wolves,
Poisonous raindrops, other tales of lore, and
Sympatico rhythms of humanity looking skyward in awe.
Eclipse of differences, the solar eclipse, evanscently, unites the moon, the Sun, and their agazing people.
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Beautiful poem! Great take on the challenge, well done!😊
agazing people - very unique! Loved your poem.