starlight

dusk arising

 

 

The stars look down
to see no wrong, no right,
there is just what is.
Who then stands in judgement
as another shiney pebble of folly
slips through the fingers of time
into the cold, cold stream of existence.
Such boundless leaps of progress
remanufacturing ploughshares
of tomorrows techno-horror
held at bay on a prayer for
the beauty of starlight.

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  • Neville



    I reckon as long as one is able to see beyond the glare and catch just the slightest glimpse of what lays beyond, there is still hope for them yet .. I rarely use the L word mate but I kinda loved this one of yours ................... Neville

    • dusk arising

      tHANK YOU nEVILLE. i COUNT THAT AS HIGH PRAISE INDEED.

    • Fay Slimm.

      That prayer to starlight did it for me Dusk - - holding off the future by thoughts of beauty struck home - we really need to know stars just keep shing whatever happens around them - - thanks for such a brilliant lesson

      • dusk arising

        Its something we all know and hold dear. We can fool ourselves but not the stars.

      • Jerry Reynolds

        Beautiful out-loud read, Dusk.
        Inspiring message.

      • Bella Shepard

        This beautiful poem leads me to think about what the night sky might have looked like before we illuminated the world. And now we catch it whenever we can. Just love this, it's a fav.

        • dusk arising

          The stars are majestic and sending rockets up there is just pure folly.

        • sorenbarrett

          This touches my soul and reaches beyond now to timelessness

          • dusk arising

            Thats because yOuve stood beneath the stars in awe of their majesty. Thank you SB

          • A Boy With Roses

            Love this



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