I was burnt to the core, In the seething sun's fire. There was ash all across Aloft eccentricities' desire. Sprawling nebulae of blue, Lasting more than a flicker. It was light years, I flew, Mad lust, none did figure. Fierce love for the ball And the fire in it raging. As I crashed at my fall, Just to rise as an aching. Blackened coal, elemental Ashen gray, smeared rife. Thus I ran, and fell waning And wax, till exited .. life.
Icarus flew too close to the sun. The aphorism portrayed here, mildly takes inspiration from the Greek mythology.