Sunset

There lived a community,

Desolate of beauty and culture

the case was different,

back long, long ago

The sunrise and sunset,

A poignant mosaic of colors,

Always shifting and changing

Lush in vibrancy,

Society moved as a whole,

One beat,

One rhythm

Synced up,

Always,

Understanding

Compassionate

But,

Always has sunset unlocks the entrance to,

The inevitable darkness

The ever-harsh dusk,

Dulls the sight

Vibrancy was strong

Yet,

Cracks appeared

Spirits down,

Roses wilted

Nature forgot that once

beautiful complex it had

Sullen,

Nature retreated

And night so long they endured,

Nature went blind,

Unable to again see the once beautiful

sunset and sunrise

Colors morphed

To expect the inevitable fade

The lush community,

Morphed by just

One

Night

Context

History can be sullen at times. We all make mistakes. Don't let one event shadow the enormous history we have gone uncelebrated. History is integral in how we lead and should be respected. Please take the time to understand. To truly appreciate where you are right now!

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The Shatter

There was a community, The splendid ballads that sang Rich and poignant melodies Symbolizing the history, But a driven character The pulse was firm and joyous Equilibrium reached new heights Yet, — — It wasn’t perfect Far from here, He who lies awake While others sleep He who plots to take, But never gives The very own, Lucifer himself — — is discontent Requesting God for a favor, Lucifer slily remarked, “This pitiful nation of yours is incomplete Without -challenge, — suffering, — -agony, — — temptation How can civilization understand your grace?” So, God grants him One Week Contemplating his choice, Lucifer examined the greats, Fall of the Roman Empire, Ottoman Empire, Mongol Empire But settles on a distinct approach His strategy incorporated Hardships Isolation Misinformation After all, Lucifer preferred to look elegant, — -While cunning Droughts, Quakes, Gales, Shaped the once vibrant community Nowhere was the morning dew, Welcoming the splendors of each day, The Forest now cracked...

The Lone Wolf

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Why death?

A river, The calming currents A sign of peace Life cultivates ubiquitous along its reach In refreshing summer, It supplies a bath and vitality itself For small and big creatures alike A chance to escape Mother Nature's harsh glares In frosty winter, Beneath the hard frost Always a surplus of fish discovered The spot where the Most life dwells A creator in and of itself Its immense arms stretch leagues Depositing ecosystems of which it is Fundamental Not the grueling sun or frigid winter Can obstruct its route But solely one thing can, Divine intervention Abaddon witnesses life as a whole And hearty like the sun Reels in hatred For he sought to ruin creation in and of itself A barren wasteland, His signature of presence He then created Drought. All life wilted, Innocent life who lived for joy, The birds would sing beautiful Touches of melancholy music Nature at its finest shriveled The best and worse For dark things did dwell here But they were inconsequential to ...

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