[Based upon poetry TITHONUS (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)]
Right thou said Sir, Tennyson and nature approves;
"The woods decay, the woods decay and fall,"
wane! all must and none escape; have proves.
old must come;youth fades; and age cheat all.
no lasting immorality but of mortal fate.
earthly, possess all; exemption! we not a chance to.
must be dust that recovers, rests all right or late.
Time must fall men! at a limit; like wood not of two.
Tithonus; grand trojan of grand charm and youthful.
with immoral greed of life lasting, and ever live.
of the dawn; Aurora! made different love of her full.
"Give me immortality" thus gone rest and never relief.
Gifted thus; cursed gift of mortal youth and age immortal,
remains and remind the limit and must bondage.
decides nature; of God's real gift to mortal,
like sun set, death of alive must phage.
no repent, now no weep, useless as,
"The Gods themselves can't recall their gifts."
says heaven. but thy glorious beauty has!
now to west,of sinking and poor; forever to it's lift.
Not any choice but old grow more old for thy folly;
wrinkled face,eye shadowy,more and more unrest.
"Of happy men that have the power to die" fully.
supremacy now you know of mortal taste.
end of temporal; old charge; death has no spare,
without restrict but perish; all world and age get frail.
like to recover day ;welcomed night; must we dare,
to welcome death of rest and peace; after sail.
of immortal youth; Aurora! thine has no match.
"immortal age beside immortal youth" possess thy;
immortal lover of youth mortal isn't thy catch.
men must die or immortal torment of cry.
not a blessing but poison begins with very greed,
"Release me and restore me to the ground." prays;
but Tithonus ; now possible not; thy sow seed;
of tragedy no end; nor an escape; of infinite days.
A lesson teach thus of limit and mortal rules of morals.
must not dare, to tear nature and God will.
men you fair in limit; perfect through imperfect. mortals;
Nature in it's best; need no change,
God ever goodwill.
©astrophel
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