tragedy of the sun and the moonA Poem by Sarahthe sun and the moon are in love....
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the sun and the moon are in love but can never be because they live and breathe at different times in different spheres of existence II. the sun gives warmth and light, it brings in the dawn the beginning of a new day. The moon, in contrast, is tragically beautiful in a melancholy manner of speaking. She is the only source of light in the dark she is the goddess who listens and weeps to the stories of all the broken hearts. III. perhaps she weeps because she knows. She is in love with the sun and his warmth but could never truly be his, only be a mere speck in his wondrous universe. The thin veil separating her from him absolutely devastates, and little does she know, the sun has a longing all his own. IV. The sun longs for the cold embrace of the moon, he longs for kisses that taste of melancholy and solitude. He needs the cold to contain the passionate warmth that dwells within. Can passion simply exist without opposition? Can love thrive if both the lovers were the same? The sun craved the moon because she was his opposite, the very being he could never be but always wanted to. And so he bleeds. V. The moon cannot bear the longing and so in an act of absolute madness she doesn't set during the day she stands in the same sky as the magnificent sun. Not realizing she is slowly dying but her love keeps her alive..... for the moment VI. The sun, in his happiness, wept then smiled. Alas, he could finally feel her icy touch. She could give him all the secrets of the stars and he could give her the clouds and crystal blue skies. But alas, as of every love, it all comes crumbling. VII. The moon then felt herself weakening. His passion and his love was killing her, she craved his love but never thought of what could become of her. She injected all of herself into his veins and all of him into hers but with the sun, the cold doesn't bother him because he is nothing but warmth. With the moon, cold is all she's ever known and love, warmth, fire, it destroys her. And as the moon died, the sun wept and felt a part of his heart go with her. VIII. This is the tragedy of the sun of the moon,
the unrequited longing, the dangerous passion of opposites. © 2015 SarahAuthor's Note
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