The End Times
The End Times
A black whirlpool lies before me
as the world´s evil is sucked out of sight
The ground shakes and buildings collapse
asteroids and comets race by
with fiery tails ablaze in a cataclysmic sky
Lightning flashes with pronged forks
to the accompaniment of rumbling thunder
Screams, shouts, explosions in a cacaphony
of hysterical sound
The room tilts as I fall over
furniture, chandeliers are swept aside
broken glass is the dust of destruction
All is laid to waste, nothing is left
Then a lull, a haunting silence
with an air of expectancy
Pensive, with trepidation, I wait
for what, or for whom?
keith jeffries
Thu 26th Apr 2018 09:04
Good Morning Rachel,
Thank you for your observations which I appreciate. I wrote this as a believer who sees the end times as the coming of Christ but as a prelude to this he will overcome and destroy all evil. The victory will be His. The last four lines of the poem look to our emancipation following the end. I hope this makes sense. Thank you again. Keith