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Friday, September 26, 2025

Sonnet #368

Give me the cosmos in fourteen rhyming lines

And I will tell you all exists for love
For what fair use is all this void and shine
If only one can feel the pull and shove

Better shared and better faced with you
Hide under blankets and whisper in the dark
About the mysteries we are too afraid to view
The black telescope beckons, will we hearken

The trembling darkness of the endless sky
The galaxies upon galaxies made for show
Be told and sung grow old and teach why
Discuss the color of the stars, grow old

In endless chatter where the edifice accumulates
For love, all for love, the cosmic glory we recreate

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