Constellation's Nocturn
The Value of a Clear Night Sky
Would a star think itself burning out slowly - or are the eons to its mind but fleeting?
Is the creep of entropy a sudden threat - or a quiet dread staving off sleeping?
Is the light that they shed only rays of hope - and not a beacon begging rescue from the ocean?
Like a mariner adrift in the darkest seas - do the stars fear a similar notion?
Do constellations think themselves familial - connected shapes in the void's cold matter?
Is the geometry they see from a different view - one that makes our perspective much sadder?
I still find the stars to be beautiful - though these thoughts that I have beg to differ.
When the drought of inspirations takes over - I quench my thirst with a North Star capped dipper.
About the Creator
Blake Capps
I started writing to cope with my severe anxiety. I’m still anxious, but hey, at least now I’m also a writer.
Comments (1)
LOVED North Star capped dipper!!! I’ll see this poem in every nights’ clear sky.