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Sun
The sun will still rise in the morning-
It's so cliche
Coming up from the darkness,
Rising from the east...
She graces your toes
Your finger tips
Your cheeks
With her glorious kiss
One which we praise and bless
A presence which we can always rely on-
She is beauty.
She is light.
And she is life.
To the naked iris ... she is everything
She is perfection.
She is a star.
But the sun-
She is fueled with power
An anguish burning all around her
She falls-- frome her own demise.
She is the center of our life
But she is just a star.
A bundle of gas
Constantly reacting within
Collisons of atoms
Her life holds ours within her grasp
And one day...
One day the sun will not rise--
Instead we will see her fall
All of what she is
It will sir come her--
She will subside to the cycle of all other stars
And she will die.
The pressure-
The power-
The energy-
It will be no more
And she will cease
And you see --
The sun...
She is much like you and I
It's so cliche

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This peice is simply a series of thoughts i peiced together. A fliting idea i was able to grasp and put it to paper. But really this peice is about humanity and how we precive things to be so grandious but in reality it is so similar to our own presence.