jilted amalgams

the previously stalwart beams of sunlight who, through piercing the clouds for far too long, have surpassed their nominal declination causing them to break. the broken rays of sunlight have collapsed akwardly into a pile containing the answers to yesterdays thoughts. their width and measure, length and girth, depth and distance all resemble each other so similarly that they are, in all probiblity the same, though at first glance they appear completely dissimilar. such is the conudrum of life i.e., constantly presenting essentially the same problem in many different guises. our task is to render these jilted amalgams in such a way that they might coalesce.