Setting Sun Poem by Ndeipanda Aindongo

Setting Sun

Rating: 4.0


At dusk the Horizon turns fiery iridescent brown,
a wonder to behold but scarier than Deimos' frown.
It is rare to find fear intermingling with Beauty
but daily, the dawning of night presents it as our reality.

is it not better to light a candle,
than to curse the dark?
i find this is so, when together we hurdle
in search of an illuminated guide to finding our only mark.

Behold, light rays seem to hastily retreat,
like how fugitives from the law run.
surely this attests to the only song on daily repeat;
A Setting Sun.


Sand 'Poetic Mamba'

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
wrote this while on holiday in northern namibia in the summer of 2008, watching a sunset. losing a coin in the sand, it made me think of the juxtaposed nature of my scenario, fearfully searching for my coin. Me, my body and my soul meanwhile cheerfully appreciating the setting sun.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ndeipanda Aindongo 25 September 2012

Yeah thanks, the name itself its story to tell.... strange though, dont wanna freak readers out.

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Nurain Ali-balogun 25 September 2012

Very nice poem, and unique indeed is your name, or should I say pseudonym?

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