Equivocal? No, we always knew what it meant.
Clear as day, if anything.
Literally.
In the dark, though, of course.
Precisely the point of it all.
Supreme, celestial beings
Extinguishing worlds in a moment of whimsy.
About the Creator
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Excellent acrostic! Loved the humorous tone!