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There Will Come Soft Rains

A Poem

By Atomic HistorianPublished about a month ago 1 min read

There will come soft rains 

As the data is stripped from our brains 

Mixed and strained 

Pulped and pulverized 

They stole everything from us

Nothing left 

But our most precious resource

The world between our ears and eyes

Mechanical elves 

Golden calves 

Aping glories of a past that never existed 

They call them terrorists 

All those that resist it

Terminators flocking to every city and town 

As the clock winds down, down, down 

A gasp will be our final sound 

As we sip from the final river

We quiver and shake

Death consumes us in the wake of our final mistake 

We believed in making our future great again 

But all we got was waste 

As we drown in soft rain


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Atomic Historian

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