The Eternal Dance: Life, Death, and Rebirth

Life is a river, flowing free, 
Through valleys vast, to the endless sea. 
In its current, dreams are borne, 
To fields of twilight and dew of morn.

Death is the night, a gentle calm, 
A silent whisper, a soothing balm. 
It cradles life in tender arms, 
An end that heals, and never harms.

Rebirth is dawn, a brilliant light, 
Breaking the silence of the night. 
From death's embrace, a new life springs, 
A song of hope, the universe sings.

The cycle turns, eternally, 
From life to death, from death to be. 
In every end, a new beginning, 
A dance of time, forever spinning.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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