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What happens when the world ends?

"Forgiving Fate"

There's a dragon in the sky, baby,

all teeth and fire and bite.

End of an era.

Ending of time.

Strong knights will fall,

accused of crimes.

Bad men sing while good men mourn

dark days march on while we're reborn.

Living lingers as dreams die off,

cracked glass staircase

to another branch

of a different heaven.

Things must pass, my stalwart sterling.

Dreams must crown, be born, and die,

hellos all must know good-byes,

most truths can drown beneath the lies,

wills must bend to compromise,

as dragons perish

in greying skies.

Some sweet dreams must end in pain...

lest all of life the same remain.

Update:

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  • .
    Lv 7
    10 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    You're one of those deep poets, but I understand this one. Nancy (who adores you) told me all about you & how much she loves your writing. I've read you before but don't know that I answered. (I don't always want to prove myself the Village Idiot, so I just read & skedaddle.) I just LOVED this one, though and wanted you to know. The middle stanza competes with the final one as I can't choose my favorite between them.

  • 10 years ago

    No mater what we do or how hard we try,

    the day will come ,

    ''when the world its self will one day die''

    and 'Earth will be no more.

    'Yet we all no that one Star out of million's

    will survive , 'this perhaps is here one part

    of WE will remain for ever... ''lifeless but happy '

    Hey , you just inspired me to write , lol I no I'm CRAP

    But HEART poets always bring out the worst in me

    your a heart poet thank you I really enjoyed your poem

  • 10 years ago

    Yes, you are indeed an excellent poet, and shall never forget the

    first one I read of yours...about a cup-of-tea, if I remember rightly.

    This one I particularly like at the moment as a lot of it I can relate to...

    It's all there in the last stanza, and the couplet...

  • 10 years ago

    I shall mull this one over for a time

    And pray about what my thoughts reveal to me.

    Our lovely blue green garden home,

    An island suspended between Venus and Mars.

    (Was ever there a more appropriate placement?)

    To think it might vanish or transform yet again

    Into fiery hot, lava-strewn nothingness

    Taking us to our eventual place in the geological record

    Of this tiny blue green planet, the garden home

    Of our ancestors and of us, God's lost children.

    (A very interesting write and something I will think about for a while.)

  • ?
    Lv 7
    10 years ago

    A deviation from what I would consider your typical style, could use some polish perhaps, maybe some minor tweaks

    but all in all good

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    [Eagle I]

    Mistral 's thrusting Eagles' flight

    Earnweld lifts on stratosphere

    cause upwards free spirits strive

    Ethons aptly conflate and peer.

    Annborg in airy analogies aviate

    Alarii above weather uppish avail.

    to attend spiritual Aras propriate,

    Adlers entwine, in secluded dale.

    Andor will determine their arnaud,

    Arnborg in Polar winds to brawl,

    ornament of Gods Arnkell bestow

    their Arndt define in eagle squall.

    An Arnborg above you, is a shield

    in misty forests will nest on arvid,

    to occupy your mind's mount glen

    demesne wings will entangle void.

    Diaphanous ether of arvidh elision

    Orel for Hades, in nimbus baptize,

    Aquilae engage in air's acroterion,

    evanescent up, to Olympus demise.

    Copyright © - G. V.- 24.10.2011

    Source(s): Ethon
  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    You had me at "baby".

    Excellent.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    10 years ago

    Thanks to my contacts for leading me to your poem.

    I am smitten. Utterly.

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