When the bomb starts to fall,
Plummeting towards the Earth
Remember what you whispered
In my ear the night before.
As it explodes and the air
We breathe is shattered and
Propelled into chaos,
Amongst the shards of metal
And grains of sand
I realise how much I need
To feel the radioactive glow
Beneath my skin and the
Total meltdown of a kiss
Underneath the mushroom cloud,
The vast expanse of arms
That part the sky and hurtles
The clouds into
Oblivion,
The corrosive burn
of waste that
Numbs my feet
And threatens to destroy me
But instead leaves me feeling weightless,
As if I have been catapulted by the shock waves
With nothing to hold on to.
There is a fusion in my veins,
It glows and grows until finally
I become strong like uranium.
Then bury my heart beneath concrete
And power the World,
Feel the rush and destruction
Of nuclear lovers
About the Creator
LJ Chaplin
26, poet/writer, UK
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