It is in opposition that you suspend between Helios and Jupiter
Lying low in the solar dust kicked up by Helios and his magnetic pulses
Spat out and orbited around into a
A giant cinnamon twist
To my back, your warmth slowly fades
As you drops below blankets of stardust
that cast a rosy light into the night
A fruitful spatial delight
As I lay back, you rise in white
Then you magically morph
Into shades of yellow and gold
By the time you reach the universal roof
You have transformed into a silvery strawberry
pancake that one can see at breakfast time
Natives from across the land gather crates
and baskets weaved with straw
They plan for harvest in morning to pluck the red berry
that waits with morning dew and drizzly fog beading on the green leaves
of the crop
Once a year in June you have a chance to presume
you have a place in space
To steal the light from other planetary delights
Even Jupiter in all his circular might
Entices you with layers of promise that you
Can’t escape…
You float to him
Blushing and blooming
With a celestial desire
To be the most adorned body
In the sky
About the Creator
Tony Martello
Tony Martello, author of The Seamount Stories, grew up surfing the waves of Hawaii and California—experiences that pulse through his vivid, ocean-inspired storytelling. Join him on exciting adventures that inspire, entertain, and enlighten.



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