Utter Disolation Poem by kyvin Nash

Utter Disolation

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All I see is darkness,
Blinding, suffocating blackness.

Our light hastily fleeting,
Leaving the undivided heart splitting.

Only a few could be salvaged,
At this point most temples are diverged.

The purest minds pushed to dispel,
And cast in deep dungeons of despair.

Out of light we stand at opposite pole,
Between heaven and earth in this giant black hole.

Without the word there's nowhere to depend,
In this world the only progress is a dead end.

What I see is darkness and division,
The only hope is blackened by confusion.

Friday, August 28, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: sonnet
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is written direct to our times, the destruction and confusion happening in the church, the lies and deceptions and the direction where the world is going, people not being able to see or understand what's going on!
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