(You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.)
Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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Could you stay still, perhaps for a little while?
'cause I have miles to go and lives to change,
Charm a smitten heart with tales from lands strange.
Crisp cosmic voice of the waves spoke,
Candor in her stance a muted innocence did invoke.
Could you move, as you stay where you are?
Could you live, when the zeal is further from far?
Could Big Bang be birthed from a state of calm?
Could a poet compose without a few qualms in her palm?
Curiousness in her eyes, the breeze listened with a fervor keen,
Calmness too needs chaos, she knew now as the waves set the scene.
Entropy is the provenance, of the cosmos and all at par,
For you need chaos within, to give birth to a dancing star.
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A Little Something:
Inspired by the quote from one of my favourite books by Friedrich Nietzsche (Thus Spoke Zarathustra), and a response to the poetry prompt "Chaos", this piece is a part/snippet of one of the write-ups that belong to the lengthier side of my writings.
Though it has multiple patterns and few poetic devices, the one I would like to highlight here is the first letter of the first 10 lines (the lines that make up the conversation) in this 12-line piece. It is in line with the beginning letter of the prompt: "Chaos".
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