Mid-day Star (poem) by Stephanie J Minor on AuthorsDen

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Mid-day Star by Stephanie J Minor Sunday, November 02, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This poem explains how delicate life is and stresses how important it is to value the simple concepts that allow us to live, such as the sun: Our Mid-day Star.
A midst an eddy of opal and sapphire Forth comes the radiant light of life, The fulcrum at which events transpire. Who has the gall to disclaim the supremacy Of the midday star? Pure blasphemy to discern such secular judgments. Bow down in silent prayer, silent hope such light should never fail to shine iridescently, to forever transcend the limits of life for if such inimitable light should cease to burn All life would imminently end.

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