At the right distance, a tiny cloud can block the sun.
At the right distance, the sun can become a light jewel for the young beloved,
or a celestial boat,
a river of gold or molten bronze.
At the right distance, the sun can kill,
or be little more than a metaphor of powerless words over life
and death.
About the Creator
Andres Dehnhardt
I am a Chilean writer, poet, and musician. I have been writing science fiction, fantasy, and suspense stories, as well as poetry, for the last 32 years and hope to continue doing so in the years to come.
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