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White Light

Supernova

By Eugene EvansPublished 5 years ago 1 min read

I am white light, raw and burning,

I am passion born from a thousand flames,

This body quivers in tremolo,

barely holding what would burst out of me.

These hands are interstellar conductors,

channeling radiant heat.

I am supernova.

We met in passing,

two celestial bodies in different orbits,

and I recognized you blazing through the dark.

This revolution, though disrupted, will not change.

I am bound to my own Sun.

But the power and the fury of this heart in

combustion may well turn a universe to ash,

and consume even memory in the ensuing

void.

There, may we mingle amidst the stardust,

white light quelled in the crush of the

cosmos.

love poems

About the Creator

Eugene Evans

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