Oblivion At Last Poem by Chris Zachariou

Oblivion At Last



I've come back to you
but you are angry with me.
Hissing, spitting, screaming.

Don't send me away again
shelter me in your blackness.
Please save me from the voices.

I hear them all the time now
The Morning Star, The Light,
and The One with Perfect Beauty.

White, red, black, and pale horses
burning flesh and broken wings
fires, flames, disease, and acid rain—
the battle rages on.

But no one seems to care
anymore who dropped the bomb
on the little yellow children.

The fools who think they can
stop the voices are now joining in.
They've seen me, I cannot hide.

Riding on white horses,
they come galloping to the shore.
Get out of my head, I cry.

But no one cares.

I kiss your lips—salt and brine.
I am sure it's not tears
but it's too late for doubts.

I walk into your embrace
and the abyss—oblivion, at last.

Sunday, June 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: loss,love,sadness,death,loneliness
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