The Sun Rose
Airborne seeds in a gas cloud
Gravity brings them to ground
Great energy is released
Caused by another star deceased
A sun is born, arose in light
The sun rests in moonlit night
With a double name
A rising flame
With fiery petals
And molten metals
The sun rose, seemed to cry
Underneath a blackened sky
A sun shower
A crimson flower
A resplendent star
Of mordant char
Bestows peace for those on deaths throes
When the Sun Rose
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