POEM STARTER
The sky full of stars seemed dead and cold; a place once so magical now hurt to behold.
Write a rhyming poem that ends with this line.
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simple joys cound be found
by counting each possible galaxy one could find
shimmering tiny, twinkling possibilities, floating aimlessly across the coastline, scattered
in an endless expanse behind that dark shine in your eyes giving birth to new dimensions
silently emerging unexpectedly, from those depths
these strange new universes in the sky
born into existence without any clear intention
adrift across infinite oceans of cosmic display
a mind so limitless and mesmerized,
to be held so tightly captive, so willingly entwined
to be swept away in the harsh overflow
of ceaseless currents constant in their brooding demands and expectations, unempathetic heavy burdens which weigh down these hopeful thoughts
as they emerge already tethered to you like an anchor
slowly sinking in parallel with my depression which
grows larger encumbered by these exhausted
heavy and wading, everchanging emotions
i’m on the verge, standing between the earth and the universe, where they both collide
swept away from the land the distance expanding
pulling me further from solid reassurance
sometimes i think all hope is lost
the the sky so full of stars seemed dead and cold; a place once so magical now hurt to behold
this life without you eats like a longing in my soul
like a goal left dusty and unachieved
in your achievements, becoming mine i find my peace
somewhere in that dead cold longing across infinity
at the edge of the universe waiting for your return
and in every second passing each planet travels farther away from what minuscule spec of entirety it once called home and in that giant magnetic drift
i hope you’ll hear me singing, waiting, patient, for your return