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Serendipitous Encounter

A little poem about the eclipse

By Silver Serpent BooksPublished 2 months ago 1 min read
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Serendipitous Encounter
Photo by Scott Szarapka on Unsplash

Every heart stutters and every footstep falls silent in

Concern for the blackening sky, the shadowed ground, the bright sun

Looming large, it's brightness feeding the blue shifting to

Ink spilled across the earth.

Purpose-built nothing, a phenomenal happenstance, a beautiful,

Serendipitous

Encounter with the lovely grey moon and her blazing lover.

nature poetry
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About the Creator

Silver Serpent Books

Writer. Interested in all the rocks people have forgotten to turn over. There are whole worlds under there, you know. Dark ones too, even better.

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Very well written. Keep up the good work!

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    The story invoked strong personal emotions

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  • Leslie Writesabout a month ago

    This is great, especially that last line!

  • Shirley Belkabout a month ago

    love this: "Encounter with the lovely grey moon and her blazing lover."

  • TheSpinstress2 months ago

    Beautiful. I love the last line: 'the lovely grey moon and her blazing lover.'

  • ROCK 2 months ago

    You keep wooing me back for more. Is this in reference to the eclipse?

  • Oh, this brought such a smile....incredible poem!

  • D.K. Shepard2 months ago

    Loved the line about ink spilling! You string words together in such an impactful way!

  • Heather Hubler2 months ago

    Really wonderful imagery in this and such lovely word choices :)

  • Paul Stewart2 months ago

    Oh...this is so eloquent and beautiful. Well done.

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