The End Poem by Alfred Lichtenstein

The End



Like a white fungus, a lump of wind covers
The green corpse of the lost world.
Frozen rivers form an iron dam
Which holds together the rotten remains.
In a small rainy corner stands
The last city in stony patience.
A dead skull lies--like a prayer--
Slanted on the body, the black penitential bench.

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