The Golden Fire Poem by Patrick Czyz

The Golden Fire



The sun has been dubbed golden fire
-And rightly so.
It breathes out dark despair
To sustain its lively flame.
And as fateful morning finds itself
Clutched by relentless sorrow,
The mourning of loss is lighted by a day of gain.
Yet why must this greatness end with night?
Nature sets limits,
But not without purpose:
To balance gratefulness,
So that love may burn and die…
Only to be seen rekindled by a thankful eye.
-Rightly so.

Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: hope
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The title is a reference to the sun from Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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