The mourning by the sun for Venus has particular relevance On a day when optical illusions earmark the transition Of your face, from lover to something I am not sure to like
Thickened atmospheric eyes, now cold to the touch of mine As they move to less pronounced planets, in the endless game of galaxies within galaxies Tricks within tricks held within the circumference of your palm which holds still the very sun in reverence … And fear, of your fingers closing and snap! Snuffing out the brilliance of the light.
And I stop and try to hold the cosmos steady in your wake Before these eddies of instability wail and break all down Hurricanes gathering, electrical storms cascade against black as meteors follow paths of collision long since drawn in the dust of stars
Down we are to spiral as you become the supernova Gorging on the **** that we left behind, dark matter seething disrupting the peace of heavens vacuum as you ***** starlight and magnitude unconfined The sheer brevity of the universe, whose expansive inertia is forced to abandon apathy as its constellations are devoured and disgorged
Silent, my darling rips the stars from the sky, breaking fundamental laws of physics with energetic destruction Radiant rays of glory emanating, mutating all ever known As she spirals Saturn, Seeking solstice in the free fall of dusty decimations as the sun falters.
Its brilliance diminished, total eclipse. Bringing confusion to corneas faced now with the explosive onslaught of love and dust As the astronomical causation and implications of desertion Rocks universal.
Apathetic atrophy to be favoured now over expansion as the pieces begin to fall way. Such a day of great reverence, it's relevance uncontested as time and what didn't come before is forced from its final, infinite march to cease.
You face, from friend to foe, your name a once so simple, celebrated noun transformed from the precedence of dawns chorus to something I cannot force myself to say aloud.
Black drops, bitter like a shroud as the sun mourns for Venus, for Venus orbits another star now.