If God created beauty’s breadth the Devil was deigned the guardian with one order set in stone to push reproduction at any cost large assumptions must be made if Old Nick will have his way to hold survival as the goal even as the game is wrong
the young flowers attract the bees of all ages and pedigrees it matters not what will come wasted efforts and broken hearts sadly desire does not quench when potency is decreased a chasm opens between the two as age provokes an awful thirst
generations are aligned to progress their bloodlines while ancient husks are ignored no longer needed in the war Lucifer has no desire for this ilk in his crusade except to taunt them as result for their failure to procreate
beauty is born again always there to prompt the urge with God standing by to view their work progressing with rebuke from the souls that must retire act as if the world is no more while the fiend has his laugh at the expense of those concerned.
The poem “An Awful Thirst” is about a regrettable component of aging: beauty is still easily recognized even while it is properly out of considered reach.