Gravity

Don’t slumber, neither do you cringe

On the burden we bequeath, you willingly binge

Dwell within them and reside in me

Live in and out of the earth and in all that we see

I don’t see you; yet I am experiencing

A rigid embrace in your very being

You fathom the passion in a dancer’s feet

You drink the love of someone’s conceit

You are the greatest of all fetchers

You are the grandest of all catchers

Stars and planets float with power unmatched

In the gargantuan indigo space, no strings attached

The beginning of the cosmos, He set alight

Power vested upon, to ants and planets, alike

From where do you come? To where do you go?

That we needed you, how did you know?

You existed before me and long after I am gone

I don’t see how you are different from any God

One soul of you, treat all the same

Neither you see color nor do you declaim

This tender planet sans gratifying serenity

Divided by opinions; United by gravity