Can somebody write me a descriptive poem?

Dying Light:

The darkening day, the clouds without rain,

Passing by the house, on a windy day,

What thoughts possessed the whitening day,

How glorious the sunlight, passing time each day,

A drop of a ray through space, lighting up each cloud,

The dying light which shines in our eyes,

A small rememberance of what passed,

The shot of light that passes through time,

What events it has seen is imagination in our minds,

As it passes from eye to eye,

Each person wishing a good life,

The shaft of light that brightens the day,

One for rememberance, only to forget what occurred that fateful day.

O, what to describe, that blinding light?

As fine gold it passes through the night,

The colors so bright, which brightens our eyes,

And brings the warm feeling, of colour into our lives,

The sunlight that brings life into our eyes.

But woe to us that day, in the dying light,

For the shaft is but a dying folk,

traveling through the night,

Reaching us from a far,

That dying light,

& lest we forget,

that death brings us life,

The light that lightneth our eyes,

That sunlight, that ray,

O the dying light.

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Descriptive of a ray of light.

the correct answer is:

this is an example of the writer telling through description rather than showing through dialogue.

sometimes writers like to explain explicitely what's happening instead of adding dialogues of the situations., which is the case in this passage,

- the mistakes that have been done in the past will repeat themselves

- you will trust all the wrong people