Eclipsed in Eternity’s Light


 

Among the veils of starlight and clouds spun from celestial whispers, there emerges a figure, neither bound by time nor unshaped by its currents. She stands not as an answer but as a hymn of infinite wonder; an embodiment of the questions we dare to dream. Draped in cosmic splendor, she dances on the edge of eternity, her being the nexus where mortal longing and divine silence converge. Let us step into her radiance, where each breath is an epiphany, each moment a universe unfolding.


 

Where heavens curve to meet their muse,
She walks the skies in golden hues.
A sigh of light, a tempest still,
Her presence bends the cosmic will.

Her gown, a river of endless lore,
Threads of time from shore to shore.
Each weave, a cradle of stars once bright,
Each fold, a harbour for dreams of night.

Crowned with whispers of galaxies spun,
She bears the weight of the eternal sun.
Yet in her gaze, a shadow falls;
The ache of time, the silence that calls.

The stars defer, in awe they align,
To trace her path through the sands of time.
Her steps are verses, her breath, a hymn,
Of life’s frail glow on existence’s rim.

Her hands, outstretched, unbind the chains,
That tether chaos to mortal plains.
Yet even as she mends the strife,
Her touch reflects the fleeting of life.

Is she a goddess, an echo of thought?
A fleeting glimpse of what we’ve sought?
She speaks no words, yet answers all;
The rise of stars, the fall, the call.

Her form is light, her essence song,
A fleeting moment, eternal and long.
Her silence hums of worlds untold,
Of love and loss, of fire and cold.


 

She is the symphony of everything we have ever desired but cannot name; a fusion of beauty, fragility, and boundless strength. In her, the universe reveals its deepest truths: that we are fleeting, yet infinite; lost, yet destined. She does not offer clarity but the tender realization that it is in the questioning, the longing, that we touch eternity.


 


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