Part I · The High School Era (1992–1996)
There is a story of this name, written in the same period: read it in prose.
Among celestial bodies,
Apart from mortal limits,
Dwell Sun and Moon with the stars.
Sun with his fiery light,
Flames of understanding.
Moon in her realm of night,
Argent beams surrounding.
From both ends of space
They converge with great grace:
Sun and Moon as One.
Order is broken,
Chaos released.
The Great One has spoken;
Understanding has ceased.
A balance of power.
An ultimatum of contradiction.
A paradox.
Reality combines with illusion,
Truth with lies.
All around lies confusion
And the sounds of children’s cries.
Clouds glide restlessly across the cosmic union.
Rain hammers the earth, a symbol of dissolution.
Fields are razed in flames despite the drenching torrents.
Fire burns the land, a token of abhorrence.
Leaves are ripped from trees by the forceful gusts.
Wind tears at nature, signs of broken trust.
Oppression rages against Earth in all of its forms,
A symbol of freedom about to be born.
Spawn of Moon and Sun:
Dark and Light.
Subtlety and Honesty.
Everything and Nothing:
Omnipresent.
Invisible.
Unknown but all knowing:
Without answer.
Without question…
It destroys.
Composed 1992–1996 · part of the Poems collection · authorship documented on the Provenance page.