The moon glides across the sun,
Casting a shadow, day turns to night.
The world holds its breath, in awe of this sight,
As the heavens put on their celestial show.
The sky darkens, stars emerge to shine,
A ring of fire around the moon's edge.
Nature pauses, in this moment sublime,
As the sun and moon in perfect union merge.
The dance of sun and moon, a cosmic display,
Reminding us of forces beyond our control.
A humbling spectacle, filling us with wonder,
As the solar eclipse casts its spell on our soul.
The poem captures the awe and wonder of a solar eclipse, describing the dramatic transformation of day into night, the appearance of stars, and the ring of fire around the moon. It emphasizes the celestial forces at play and the humbling experience of witnessing this natural phenomenon. The language is lyrical and evocative, inviting the reader to pause and reflect on the majesty of the solar eclipse.
About the Creator
Religious Freedom Granted in 1978
What traditions are you most thankful for and why? Rupi Kaur's Gratitude Writing Prompts 1. Enormous Gratitude for the return of religious freedom for American Indians in 1978. The same year I got into recovery. That year I could smudge, go into the sweat lodge, attend full-moon ceremony, pipe ceremony, wiping of tears ceremony, and others.
By Denise E Lindquist7 days ago in Writers
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