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Beautiful Abyss
Failure is a destructive but alluring sun of brightly concealed taunts.
 A massive and molten dream that expands throughout the darkness,
 Sending rays of passion out beyond.
 It grows every hour with a stellar light to blind from the destructive intent.
 It reaps the benefits of a lonely life,
 Casting away and then pulling into a submissive orbit around itself
 In the futile idea of isolating the soul from change.
 And then the radiant and growing, growing hope.
 So large that nothing could escape;
 Nothing could pry open that fiery grasp until…
 Collapse.
 Sudden enough from passion to disaster that all direction is scattered
 And the flecks left of desire and persistence fly into a supernova of crushed prospect;
 Colorful purpose never to be made sense of.
 Or the mass is pulled in by its own gravity,
 Far too big for the mind to comprehend.
 A black hole left in wake of the trust that once had been.
 Or a nebula nursery to raise terminal hope again.
 And suddenly beyond is no longer bright but abyss;
 To those who dreamed, failure is this.

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Definitly a peon that has depth and makes u pause and think about the meaning behind it. Great peom.
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Danni