Sun’s GunnMaster

”No sun outlasts its sunset, but it will rise again and bring the dawn.”
Maya Angelou


Original DDE™ surrealistic art: “Sky Fire” by: rob kistner © 10/17/23

 
Here quietly on the shore
we await another end of day
looking skyward to the heavens
we anticipate the brilliant fire

GunnMaster does not disappoint
it’s his magical sunset display
our clear signal from on high
that for another night — we retire

we know his Sunset Gunn is loaded
the controls are in his grip
he’s calmly concentrating
scanning with careful eyes

golden sun has made his journey
he’s quite weary from the trip
quicksilver moon will soon
traverse our starry skies


Original DDE™ surrealistic art: “GunnMaster”
by: rob kistner © 10/17/23

our Gaia rolls on gently
hushed deep in quiet space
GunnMaster has our skyline
locked squarely in his sight

Gaia’s pulling a veil of stars
slowly across our face
but GunnMaster has this task
to complete before it’s night


Original DDE™ surrealistic art: “Sunset Gunn”
by: rob kistner © 10/17/23

he’s to set our sky ablaze
before he then falls to sleep
we anticipate fiery coral-orange
periwinkle and crimson red

we love patterns broad and bold
in vivid colors rich and deep
so he aims the SunsetGunn
and blasts it overhead

in a brilliant blinding flash
he sets the skies a’fire
in vivid hues, and lavish shades
the dusk sky ignites and burns

GunnMaster has succeeded
we can happily retire
the Sunrise Gunn’s already loaded
for morning when he returns


Original DDE™ surrealistic art: “Sunrise Gunn”
by: rob kistner © 10/17/23

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rob kistner © 2023

Poetry at: dVerse

 


18 thoughts on “Sun’s GunnMaster”

  1. A life in constant sunset (your Gunnmaster makes me think of Elon Musk) until the power we goes out and we are left in an eternal night.

    1. If one chooses to be a marksman. One need be an effective marksman or the enrire undertaking will falter and fail. One also must understand their target, the nature ans appropriateness.

  2. Amazing story poetry, Rob. There is nothing like a glorious sunset. You have captured the journey from sunrise to sunset. I have seen beauty in both when creator takes control. I saw a beautiful display of pastels the other night. It was calming. I was in a Target parking lot and took my phone out to grab a snapshot. A couple of people asked me what I was doing. I said capturing a moment of glorious sky. They just looked and walked by. I guess its about perspectives.

    1. True, some will never understand, while others will glory in it. One thing I have learned through observation, if others can see and feel your genuine enthusiasm, they will support your zeal, and find some measure of joy in it. Enthusiasm begets enthusiasm… 🙂 I bet it was an amazing sky my friend! 😉

    1. I love creating them and always imagined that any book of literature I might someday publish would includemy digital art. My son and I first stated making digital art in the late 1990’s, though what I create now is much more complex and realistically. detailed because the digital tools are far more sophisticated — but I still love my work from 25 years ago.

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