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Letter To A Nuclear World

A poem about Nuclear world

By RohitPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
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Letter To A Nuclear World
Photo by Jordy Meow on Unsplash

Winter descends.
To the limits of imagination,
armageddon is a memory;
a grimace of God.
I have died from radiation sickness,
and my soul walks streets
littered with ash.
Ghosts ascend; I was never religious,
but I believed.
In peace. Equality.
I was Western, and in an ended world.
No warnings came.
The holocaust set light
to the atmosphere,
and only dreams were left.
Through them,
I live again.
The way wildlife
creeps down broken streets
but no people crowd in.
In Heaven, I give warnings to angels
with no ears; peace
is nothing unless on Earth.
Everybody fights,
but in a nuclear world,
nobody can afford to.
Note: This is entirely in my head, and I'm not sure if I felt everything. Just to make it nice, I combined Thoughts and Love. If you could relate in any way, thank you so much.

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