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The darkest nights are those without stars. . .people lose their way and become lost not only on their journey but to themselves.
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A poet by a pond experiences a transformative night as he gazes at the stars. They morph into faces of past loves and strangers, culminating in a divine encounter with a celestial figure. This union ignites a creative fervor within him, washing away his troubles and leaving him in awe of the starry heavens.
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Love occurs in such a short time but has a lasting effect. What was supposed to be a weekend sparked the desire to be with someone until their last breath.
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Wolves are the most loyal creatures to have by your side. They will fight tooth and nail to ensure your survival as their leader. . .so long as you’re their leader.
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The poem explores the contrast between a fast-paced life filled with thrill and the inevitability of death. It reflects on personal accomplishments and moral choices while facing the grim reality of mortality. Ultimately, it underscores the profound connection to a loved one, revealing the deep sacrifices made in life’s pursuits before death arrives unexpectedly.
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Erica Rose Eberhart, a technical writer and editor from New York, shares her writing journey and inspirations. After battling writer’s block, she found her voice during the pandemic, leading to multiple novels in progress. Eberhart desires success as a published author, enjoying crafting stories with strong female characters in fantasy.
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The text argues that morals are irrelevant to success, suggesting they primarily serve those lacking resources. Success hinges on adopting effective habits and skills rather than moral character. Individuals can achieve success regardless of their ethical stance, emphasizing the importance of performance, opportunity, and being good at one’s craft over kindness or morality.
