An Eternal Goodbye Poem by JOBY JOHN
An Eternal Goodbye
They told me once I must not.
Yet my thirst for eternity rose—
an unquiet cry from the chest,
shivering like rain, striking like thunder.
I said farewell to those
who left me lonely in a crowd;
in my heart they lay as dead,
waiting for some resurrection.
Those un-resurrected bodies leaned for my speech—
hungry for the sound—
and I gave them at last an eternal goodbye.
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10/22/2025 3:56:24 AM # 1.0.0
Interesting poem but so incredibly sad. Well written.