Eternity Poem by Noah Body
Eternity
Everything is cold, damp and gray
The oppressive dark a mere breath away
Restraining, drowning, dragging down
Viscously smothering every last sound
Tendrils choking, gagging, gasping for air
Dead eyes frozen in a thousand yard stare
Nullity, empty, no pain, not a single tear
The light, the dark all that's left to fear
Death fills all, not a single life's spark
Subsumed body and soul by the icy cold dark
Nothing is here and there's nothing ahead
Eternity is nothingness after you're dead
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4/26/2024 7:10:27 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Recently read a book, Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing, in which the astrophysicist-writer proposes that, in the end, the universe will simple fade away, and we are lucky to live in such a time as to see the distant galaxies and understand that even the Big Bang occurred. Also we (if we make it at all, which I doubt) and any other beings out there will also simply fade away, and in the distant future will not even have stars in the sky to wonder over!