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Overshadowed

A Union So Rare

By Kate GallPublished 17 days ago 1 min read
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Overshadowed
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Engulfed beauty by cratered rock,

Coupled in a guise of twilight.

Lingering close and closer still,

Inviting a union so rare.

Phantom sight with a cautious tale,

Soon, single celestial bodies

Embracing in a ring of light.

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*I want to point out a couple instances in which I wrote the poem with dual meaning:

1. “engulfed” as a descriptor for the sun (engulfed in flames) as opposition to “cratered rock” but also the sun being *almost* engulfed by the moon during the eclipse

2. “Soon” as we anxiously await the total eclipse but also as a portmanteau (combining two names in a relationship) of Sun and mOON.

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