The Cosmos Sonnet

jeffburton1

The galaxies upon their mighty wheels
Spin through the sea that fills all empty space,
Their rigid march in bright array conceals
All narratives within their cold embrace,
The atoms whirl and flicker in the night,
Their darkened magic hidden from our gaze,
Singing songs with voices made of light
In choral bursts to set the world ablaze,
And we are here set about between,
A creature frail of limb but full of pride,
Convinced we stand apart in every way
Our intimate connections still denied,
Taking minor roles within the Play
Whose stately pace surrounds us every day

  • Author: jeffburton1 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 27th, 2024 18:22
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  • Mutley Ravishes

    Beautiful write!

    • jeffburton1

      Thank you very much. I can't remember which particular form of sonnet it is.

      • Doggerel Dave

        You have fourteen lines, a rhyme scheme and a turn - what more do you need?
        I enjoyed that.

        • jeffburton1

          Apparently, different forms of sonnet each have their own particular rhyming scheme. I THINK this might be a Shakespearean sonnet but there are others, all 14 lines.

        • sorenbarrett

          A most beautiful description of the universe of which we are a micro part. Very poetically done

          • jeffburton1

            Thank you. I always think poetry ought to be poetic. 🙂



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