Was musing over Dark to Light Poem-
(from memory-so don't criticize)
Morning sun brings heat?
Full moon coming.
Undiscovered stars learned?
Missions forward.
(just using my crossword puzzle skills here)
Is it Q using a different verb tense in each line? Namely, present, then gerund(ing), then past tense, then (posssibbly) imperative?
To repeat:
brings=present tense, coming=gerund(ing)
learned=past tense
forward=(possibly?)imperative, like a command
Each noun has a modifier or implied modifier thus:
sun=morning
moon=full
stars=undiscovered
missions=(implied)imminent? (I am crossword-puzzling this part but my logic is thus- that only missions that have been planned, prepped and staged can go forward, or be ordered forward.)
The lines each imply a progression(which gets my attention also) as I see it this way:
Morning sun brings noon sun.
Full moon coming means less darkness.
Undiscovered stars learned or,like a Hollywood star, discovered or under the spotlight.
Missions (go) forward(to be accomplished). May not be significant but hasn't it been very commonplace for military missions to commence in the darkness just before the dawn? May be a complete strikeout. Maybe Q was just bored during some Nat. Sec. briefing and doing some poetry while his/her mind wandered.