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Energy builds, pressure escalates
Prodigious power sufficient to devastate
Cracks appear on this mighty boulder
Impulse overrides, as it begins to smolder
A flash so bright, enough to blind
Time for this you will never find
A shockwave so vicious, as the star erupts
Terrifying yet radiant this luminous flux
As fast as it began, its life takes a grim ending
Or maybe this death just started a new beginning.
A new star is born from the ashes of the deceased.
Cycles collide, Colors unleashed.
Northern Nevermore 
This is beyond cool.
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Im glad you liked it š its about how a star undergoes a supernova and etc etc. I researched the topic before writing it š
I love your posts as well.
Oh and Thank you for the compliment
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Woah that’s awesome! No problem I love ur blog too.
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Nice portrayal of this mother of all events.
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Very well done-loving the use of scientific terminology to enhance the emotions that run through this piece. Reminds me of Jane’s Addiction ‘Irrestible force/immovable object.’ Loved your Trauma piece as well!
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I would not have been brave enough to share my poetry with the world – even anonymously – at your age. I don’t think blogging even existed when I was your age! I was surprised to learn you are just 16. And you already gave yourself the best writing advice – to write for yourself and not for hits. Keep doing what you’re doing. xx
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Thank you so much. You’re encouragement means a lot š
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Your blog looks great. I have a friend who writes all of her poetry on scientific principles/concepts you might like her work Celia Berrell http://www.sciencerhymes.com.au/ all the best and thanks for visiting my blog space.
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Reblogged this on Theoretical Decisions and commented:
Crackling hot writing,love it
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Really like it!
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I don’t believe in coincidence, but in destiny.
The last sentence of this beautiful cosmic poem happens to match the last sentence of my own poem titled ‘reborn’ – ‘passion explodes, colours reborn’. It seems that my nebula poem has found its supernova soul mate! HELLO!
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You just gave me the biggest reason to check out your blog.
Thank you so much.
Hello to you too.
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I think there’s a few different connotations in this – it’s very good with what can be picked out
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I have a bit of an obsession with cosmic, large-scale events like explosions like these. I love the images you used in your writing.
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Primordial!
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