Rise And Fall

Everyday breaks with a dawn
That crawls leisurely into a radiant yeender
Loaded with meager warmth and tender light
We're sufficed by the flawless rays kissing the skins
Amidst the pleasure we blink the eyes
Not recalling the hue of dusk
The pesting fact that stays,
Is that the morning's warmth shortly lives
Not even half the rotation of this crazy globe
For soon the lovely sun unhides its menace claws
Striking its flammable blows on our hairless heads
Squeezing sweat from the parched and wrinkled skins
We stumble almost to crumble
Till the clouds of mercy covers the menace eye of the sun
We put on weary faces on the evening's wave
Soon the darkness tiptoes with the night
Leaving us wandering around with darking ignited lamps
Whose light shows the way in reluctance
We grumble around and about,
But ultimately fall back into the everlasting state,
The sleep