Gravitational Fate
Gravity is bound to make it fall
But I grasp upon its core hoping, hoping
Perhaps it can remain
Stay in the present
Float like stars
Never losing its place
But no, it will fall
This apple will play with gravity
There is no choice to be made
But I will grasp upon its core
Grasp upon it until the laws of Physics take it away
Away like a child’s toy
Or maybe it was chosen
Chosen to be thrown away
For maturity no longer desires the simple pleasure
Met by a toy
But the memory is there
That must count for something
I saw the apple
I once held the apple
I still hold the apple
But the day approaches that it will wither away
And I no longer will possess its sweet youth
But remember its beauty
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