Eclipse of Silence"
The moon weeps silver tears tonight, Its face, a ghost, pale in the night, A fading echo of what was bright, Drenched in shadows, lost to sight. The sun, once golden in its pride, Now shrouded dark, no place to hide, Its fire dimmed, its warmth denied, A hollow shell where flames have died. The heavens mourn in mute despair, Stars blink out in thin, cold air, Their children lost in cosmic snare, Two titans dimmed beyond repair. No dawn will break, no twilight gleam, Just endless night in silent scream, A world adrift in fractured dream, Where light is lost, and shadows teem. In their embrace, the dark has grown, The moon and sun, in twilight thrown, No longer bright, no longer shown, Two lovers turned to dust and bone. Their story fades in endless night, The universe forgets their light, Yet still they dance, lost out of sight— The moon and sun, gone dark and white.
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