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Conversation With The Stars

Contributed by Surfpup on Friday, 15th December 2006 @ 03:00:55 PM in AEST
Topic: SadPoetry

"Good morning, Good morning,
I'm glad you're done mourning.
You can now move on with your life,
And live happily with your wife."

"Hello, time sure does fly fast.
Yes, the dark times have passed.
You brighten everyone's day,
And we're glad you're here to stay."

"I'm sorry, so dreadfully sorry,
But I will soon be moving away.
I have no choice, but I'm getting moist,
And I think that I'm losing my voice."

"O Sun, you cannot leave us here with no light,
We can not survive without your rays of might!"
But the Sun did not reply,
And began to shrink in the sky.

Soon, the Sun was simply a tiny dot,
And the entire world was greatly shocked.
Panic started everywhere.
Everyone was really scared.

"Good night, good night,
Sorry to see you all in fright.
In a billion years we'll help you to stay alive.
You'll just have to wait for our spaceships to arrive."

"O Stars that shine so bright in the night,
We cannot live without the Sun's light.
Please bring the Sun back so that we can see, and so our plants can thrive,
So that nature can continue and we won't have to say goodbye."

Then they all waited in silence,
For what could be their death sentence.
"We are terribly sorry, the Sun won't comply.
We can only watch from above as you all die."

Copyright © Surfpup ... [ 2006-12-15 15:00:55]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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