The End of All Things

by Unseen Exposure   Nov 20, 2004


A fire slowly dies
As the world begins to freeze
No one will sleep tight
No one is at ease

Mothers take their children
And bundle them in layers
While fathers go to church
And say their last prayers

Husbands tell their wives
That their love will never die
Lovers unite their bodies
For the last night they'll be alive

Loners seek a listener
Someone to be a friend
Before the dying world
Slowly comes to an end

Animals roam the streets
But there is no safe place
Any living creature
Will be captive in death's embrace

Daughters run to mothers
And say thank you for all they've done
Sons run to their fathers
And get praised for what they've become

A candle burns out slowly
The flame dies in the night
And soon everybody knows
The end is here tonight

The oceans stop their waves
Every thing is quiet and still
Loved ones hold eachother
While the lonesome enjoy the thrill

The world is consumed in darkness
One last child cries
An explosion entraps the world
And no one will survive.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Brittany

    Its so sad!! but so heartfelt and wonderful! i dont know how you do it, but every poem is wonderful!
    xo-Brittany-ox

  • 20 years ago

    by Mild insomnia

    wow, it's really deep, and i'm almost sure that you're reffering to use of nuclear weapons, and that issue really needs adressing, would be cool if we could get this to all world leaders and sort this mess out. still, really nice poem, keep up the good work, I've checked out some of your other poems, but this one had something extra, really hit home. take care x

  • 20 years ago

    by ~*Snow queen~*

    oh my gosh, this is a great poem. Very powerful and well dark! i loved it. It really makes you think. keep it up!

  • 20 years ago

    by *Elizabeth*

    WOAH...P O W E R F U L!!!!!! that was just so completely AWESOME!!!! Once again, you've amazed me!
    love your stuff!!!