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    Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby
    Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby
    Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby
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    Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby

    By Aron Pilviste

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    In "Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby," immerse yourself in a world where nature's fiercest elements blend with the softest whispers of the heart. This captivating collection of poetry explores the duality of existence, revealing the beauty found within chaos and the solace that rides the storm's edge.  Each poem resonates with vivid imagery, ev

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 25, 2024
    ISBN9789908182056
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      Book preview

      Shadows of Thunder's Lullaby - Aron Pilviste

      Unveiling the Starlit Brawl

      In the night, where stars collide,

      A cosmic battle, the heavens wide.

      Galaxies swirl in a balletic fight,

      Twinkling gems pierce the curtain of night.

      Nebulas burst with a vivid flair,

      Celestial warriors, drifting through air.

      Eons echo with each distant light,

      Unveiling the chaos of day into night.

      Mindscape of the Electric Flute

      In the realm where thoughts take flight,

      An electric flute sings with delight.

      Vibrations ripple through the mind,

      Melodies woven, a world designed.

      Colors pulse to the rhythm's call,

      Echoes soar, breaking every wall.

      A tapestry of sound unfurls,

      As visions dance in electric swirls.

      Reflections in the Drizzle

      Silver droplets dance on stone,

      Whispers of the world alone.

      Puddles mirror fleeting dreams,

      Softly echoing silent themes.

      Clouds embrace the twilight glow,

      Gentle rhythms, ebb and flow.

      Nature’s sigh in soft refrain,

      Lost in beauty, found in rain.

      Harmonies of the Dimming Sky

      Crimson hues melt into night,

      Stars awaken, taking flight.

      Chirping crickets serenade,

      The vibrant day begins to fade.

      A gentle hush wraps around,

      Magic lingers, softly bound.

      Moonlit whispers fill the air,

      As shadows twine with heartfelt care.

      Ballads on the Edge of the Night

      Waves of twilight, soft and deep,

      Sing of secrets that they keep.

      A tapestry of dreams unfurled,

      Casts a spell on slumbered world.

      The nightingale starts her song,

      A lullaby to right the wrong.

      Underneath the silver beams,

      Life dissolves into the dreams.

      Synthesis of Rain and Resonance

      Raindrops patter on the leaves,

      Nature breathes and softly weaves.

      Melodies in every fall,

      Harmony caresses all.

      Echoes linger, sweet and bright,

      Tender droplets through the night.

      Every splash, a note of grace,

      In the dance of time and space.

      Symphony of Celestial Chimes

      Stars whisper tales through the void,

      Moonlight dances upon the sea.

      Harmony floats on gentle winds,

      Echoing dreams, wild and free.

      Galaxies twirl in the night,

      Orchestrating cosmic fate.

      Distant worlds beckon soft tunes,

      Crafting destinies innate.

      Luminous notes fill the air,

      Each heartbeat sings to the sky.

      Together they weave a grand song,

      Forever, never to die.

      Ephemeral Melodies of Night's Veil

      Shadows weave through the stillness,

      Whispers of dreams take their flight.

      Stars blink softly in secrets,

      Guardians of whispers at night.

      Moonbeams kiss the quiet earth,

      Wrapped in a silken embrace.

      Each note dances on the breeze,

      Fading, yet leaving a trace.

      Lullabies of the twilight,

      Magic spun in the sky's thread.

      Crescendo of moments lost,

      Where memories linger, then tread.

      Breath of the Awakening Tempest

      Winds gather strength in the morn,

      Nature's fury starts to rise.

      Clouds tumble in dark ballet,

      Revealing the storm's surprise.

      Raindrops drum on nature's skin,

      Each splash a cry of delight.

      Thunder roars like a wild beast,

      A symphony ready to fight.

      Lightning etches fierce lines,

      Painting stories bold and bright.

      The world holds its breath in wait,

      For dawn's calm after the night.

      Threnody of the Pensive Clouds

      Veils of gray drift across the sky,

      Whispers of sorrow, soft and low.

      Each droplet carries a tale,

      Of moments lost to ebb and flow.

      Time paints shadows on their forms,

      Memories linger as they pass.

      A heaviness rests on the wind,

      A love once vibrant, now a glass.

      Yet through the gloom, a light peeks,

      Hope breaks free, bold and bare.

      Even clouds in their grieving,

      Can show the heart how

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