Tis but a shattered star

Tis but a shattered star
A crystalline tear in the fabric of reality
Splintered fragments, a cascade of light. 
Cosmic dust motes dance in the void
Whispering secrets of a universe destroyed.

A celestial mirror, fractured and broken
Reflecting a world unknown, unspoken. 
Each shard a window to a forgotten dream
Where shadows twist and reality's not what it seems.
In the depths of the dreams, a glimmer appears
A beacon of hope, allaying all fears. 
Tis but a shattered star, a symbol of resilience
A testament to strength, a cosmic defiance.

Through the cracks in the cosmos, a new dawn shall rise, 
A tapestry of stars, a symphony of wars. 
Tis but a shattered star, a reminder of plight
To seek darkness, to find solace in light.
The canvas bleeds, a fractured sky, where starlight weeps. 
Feeling shadows lie.

A broken mirror, reflecting night, 
a silent scream in fading light. 
The fragments fall, a cosmic rain 
Washing away the world's refrain. 
In the abyss, a single spark, 
ignites the void, a fleeting arc.

Tis but a shattered dream, a whispered plea
The universe sighs, and sets us free or in shackles glee.
A crystalline tear in the fabric of night
Splintered fragments, a cascade of light. 
Cosmic dust motes dance in the void

Whispers of stardust, secrets devoid. 
A celestial mirror, fractured and torn
Reflecting a world that's yet to be born. 

In the depths of dream, a glimmer appears
A shard of hope, a beacon of tears. From the ashes… 
Tis but a shattered star…
A new beginning, ajar.
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