Perpetuity
The immutable nature of life
By Christiane WinterPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Aron Visuals on Unsplash
Let the fire burn.
What consumes can also feed;
Nothing can be lost.
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Let the water flow.
What can cleanse also removes -
Nothing ever stays.
//
Let the air rise up.
What affects can still forgo -
Nothing can evolve.
//
Let the earth wander.
And when the ground below moves -
Everything remains.
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Christiane Winter
Science fiction, horror, and dark comedy enthusiast. D&D + RPG afficionado. Like all aspiring authors, I have hundreds of stories, and almost none have been finished.
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Such an immediacy and subtle aggression to this piece.