It is unsolicited
Abominated by everyone
Not even the tiniest yearns it
Yet it eventuates in time
Not too soon not too late
Why regret when you
Had your part done
If not you welcome it
How would you relieve
From the agony of Life.
It’s inevitable and definite
Not a single life
can evite it.
The poor, the rich
The black or the white
The big, the small
The one with horns or the one with claws
Everything that breathes
Must accept it,
For it is inevitable
Let the Lord assess your act
For you were the part of life, Thy directed.
You be punished, if not you followed Thy path
And be rewarded with everlasting joy
If only you made Thou proud.
In the Solar system,,
Earth fronts an asteroid
Moving in same orbit
Just parallel to its way
At the same speed as it has
At the same direction
Round the Sun.
Being occupied itself in its orbit
As its regular travel to its orbit,
The earth is quite unaware
From where the asteroid entered,
When it happened to met it
In the orbit of the Sun
The Earth is frightened
As if happened all of a sudden
When the Earth and the asteroid
Exchanged their way of traveling
Just opposite to their orbit
And move on their way around the sun
Only a fraction of a second
Has a difference between them
To exchange their way
Of traveling in their orbit,
Otherwise they collide each other
With a disaster of unknown result
For unexpected ad unwilling
The vast change
In the solar system
Thanks to this precious fraction of a second,
Abominated by them as trifle and nothing,
Which averted the disaster
Beyond their expectation
To befallen on them
To remain as it’s
As if nothing happened
In the Solar system.
*
Blizzard blows it s storms over;
Temperature Frozen air threatens us;
Animals run for warmth cover;
Where's the abominated trust;
9/12/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
SIR HUMPHREY DAVY
By James Edward Lee Sr.
Abominated gravy
He lived in the odium,
of having discovered sodium
12/09/17
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