A Mystical Game
The Enchanted Universe

The mysteries curtained At what moment was it ordained? The vastness it sustained Who created it? Unexplained!
Unseen forces the heaven contained By a black hole that we named. A force strong and insane! Draws in everything unashamed.
The galaxies, stars and our milky way, Hanging firmly by God’s hand, the clergy say. Planets orbit bombarded by cosmic rays! What is holding them? How do they stay?
Gravity it is, science proclaimed! Or is it a power invisible and unclaimed? The massive energy that pulls the cosmos together, must come from a being — by the act of a sorcerer?
And what if that energy is but a spell? And we are bewitched in a place we dwell? We perform, and worship the being — the enchanter, Obey its command, obey the unseen commander!
But what if he gets tired of this game? Tired of the planets and stars, we are to blame! Is it time to pull the plug, and break the spell? Are our days numbered? Too hard to tell?
This poem is in response to the writing prompt Enchantment, given to me by talented Hope Coalesce. Thank you for tagging me in this wonderful poem; link below:
It is part of the Never-Ending poetry challenge started by Martin Rushton.
In order to continue this challenge, I am tagging these wonderful poets for the writing prompt: Storm
Hirsch Singh, MSc, Carolyn Riker, Dennett, E. Scott Alighieri, r.j. quirk, Rachella Barie, Katie Rodante, Swastika, Arundhati, Susannah MacKinnie, Rhonda Marrone, Sumera Rizwan, Joyjayanta Saharia
Thank you for reading! :)
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