Eclipsed In Light

"Eclipsed in Light"


The sun grew dim the world stood still  
Golden waves bent to our will  
The sky was veiled in shadow’s grace  
As fate had led us to this place  

With whispered vows and steady hands  
No crowns no thrones no golden bands  
Just fire wind the endless sea  
And God who stood to witness thee  

The light returned yet we remained  
No longer two no longer named  
A single soul a boundless tide  
No force could pull us from its stride  

And when the stars had claimed the night  
We met again in sacred rite  
Not just in touch but breath and flame  
Where love and power bear the same  

No longer flesh no longer name
But soul and fire one and the same
A love that neither wanes nor bends
A light that shines and never ends.


Lev


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Inspired by a sacred moment of union during a solar eclipse, "Eclipsed in Light" symbolizes the profound connection between two souls intertwined by destiny. This poem reflects the timeless power of love and the spiritual vows made beneath the celestial event. The illustration would evoke a serene and mystical atmosphere, where the eclipse symbolizes the fusion of light and shadow, mirroring the sacred bond forged between two hearts by the sea.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2025



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