ARMAGEDDON By; Omiwole Seun

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                          ARMAGEDDON


By; Omiwole Seun



Memories coming like ray of sun

Not easily tamed, not easily bridged

Watching afar like the eagle

No standing nor sitting like a prisoner in Mongolia prison

Regretting moments lost



Hurricane here, whirlwind there

What is the way out?

No respite for longitude and latitude

Government is no more

Is this not Armageddon? 



Memories flaunting with shadows 

No one else but the shadows

Aching for the wasted glimpse of armistice in doomsday

The oxygen accounted for no one knows the last 

Is this the end?



It was all a lie we say

It is all a reality we see

Caught in a moment we are

Taking the grace like filth

Not knowing we ourselves are filthiness

Calling him a liar



The end is here

The stage is set

Hot water from the eyes is nothing

A moment of pleasure gone

Eternity of sorrow resides

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