Monday, March 16, 2026

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[ Kay Sage, I Saw Three Cities, 1944 from google]

Eternal Day

Sun and moon destined to shine, in azure or obsidian skies. They know their times and stations. Whether super, full, or black, eclipse or otherwise. Tides and moods stringed to their events helplessly flow in following. 

What of wars are they chimed in here too. Is war always inevitable? Must they always be at their appointed times. And what of peace, why can't we all, everyone, enjoy peace simultaneously.

It all belies, our existence; we wait, and are still denied. Or maybe, it is like day and night? Hours of light and hours of darkness? In one whole and eternal day.

©  gillena cox 2026


BLOG HOPPING TODAY WITH 
Challenge: to use in a prose 
“It all belies

Our existence; we wait, and are still denied.”

From
“Winter-Lull” by D.H. Lawrence
https://poets.org/poem/winter-lull






7 comments:

  1. Oh, I really loved this philosophical piece, Gillena! So good. "why can't we all, everyone, enjoy peace simultaneously." Why indeed? 💙 (I'm still waiting for that Star Trek world.)

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  2. Marvelous existential meandering, Gillena.

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation, Lisa

      Much love

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  3. Great questions and an interesting take on the prompt, Gillena.

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  4. Thank you for your appreciation, Dwight

    Much love

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  5. I really love the ending here - Jae

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