DVerse is back from its summer vacation, so the quadrille has returned! This week’s word is “sun.” I am also sharing this with Fandango’s one-word challenge.
There is a point near a black hole
Where escape becomes impossible,
Where gravity has too strong a pull —
Not even light can run from its grip.
On the other side of this horizon
No stars shine, no suns burn
Point of no return.
revivedwriter 
Clearly beautiful quadrille..
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I hadn’t thought of it like that but I imagine it makes sense on the other side of that horizon: “No stars shine, no suns burn”
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I really liked this.
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The thought of getting near that place is scary. Good description in your quadrille of such a place.
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Excellent write RW. I was held attentive through the read, thank you for sharing this! 🙂 Liked the science touch!
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This made me think of how we respond to the temptation to go against our own values. Watch out for those black holes. Great metaphor.
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One must be careful when venturing near black holes or you might find yourself in dark place.
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The mysteries of our universe. I love where we are – the sun is our brightest star.
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I like the idea of light running – it’s an interesting verb to choose, that really adds life to the piece.
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what a mysterious thing is a black hole. your quadrille captures the horror of no light no escape. I was just reading about two black holes about to collide, and they used the words danse macabre. the dance of death. thanks for sharing.
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