The fallen angels



In shadows cast by ethereal wings,
Fallen angels, silent echoes, broken strings.
Once graced the heavens with radiant light,
Now veiled in darkness, their celestial flight.

Whispers of rebellion, a cosmic divide,
A celestial drama, in realms far and wide.
Torn from grace, like stars in descent,
Their saga etched in the firmament.

A symphony of wings, now clipped and scarred,
Hearts once pure, in the cosmic graveyard.
Ethereal rebels, grace turned to flame,
Seeking redemption, a forgotten name.

On fractured thrones of celestial might,
They bear the weight of eternal night.
A paradoxical dance, shadows entwined,
Fallen angels in realms confined.

Yet, within their descent, a story unfolds,
Of resilience, yearning, as the cosmic tale molds.
In the void between realms, redemption may gleam,
A chance for broken wings to once again dream.

Haunted by echoes of celestial hymns,
In the cosmic exile, where fate whims.
Searing pain, like a celestial brand,
Yet within it, hope's ember still stands.

From the abyss, a phoenix may rise,
Defying fate, seeking azure skies.
For even fallen angels, in shadows deep,
Harbor a secret, a promise to keep.

In the tapestry of cosmic despair,
Threads of redemption weave through the air.
Their journey unfolds, a quest to find grace,
In the boundless expanse, a sacred space.

So, in the cosmic hush, where echoes dwell,
Fallen angels carry stories to tell.
A celestial ballet, redemption's chance,
For even in darkness, there's a cosmic romance.

About this poem

"Within the celestial realms, where light once danced in harmony, a poignant tale unfolds—a poetic narrative of fallen angels. In this unique exploration, we delve into the shadows that cloak these ethereal beings, once graced by radiant wings and cosmic majesty. The verses unravel the echoes of rebellion, the weight of cosmic exile, and the silent yearning for redemption. Through the interplay of celestial metaphors, the poem endeavors to capture the essence of their descent, the paradoxical dance of shadows, and the glimmer of hope that persists within the cosmic abyss. Join this cosmic journey as we navigate the realms where fallen angels, with broken wings, seek a timeless redemption amid the tapestry of the celestial expanse." 

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Written on January 13, 2024

Submitted by hj0781208 on January 13, 2024

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Scheme AABB CCXB DDEE BBFF GGHH IIXX JJKK LLMM NNOO
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,494
Words 284
Stanzas 9
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

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