Dark-Light Poem by Lee Geoghegan

Dark-Light

Rating: 5.0

Another comforting nightmare
My oldest and dearest friend
Into the dark abyss, I solemnly stare
Ushering in the end

Adorned with expressions of woebegone
Unshackle me from this prison of skin
No longer shall I dwell here alone
A demon enticed me to let him in

Darkness stares through the mirror portal
That reflection is suddenly no longer me
Those eyes belong to a being immortal
From a world most people cannot see

The diabolical entered like a deadly poison
Consuming the remnants of my fractured soul
No escape beyond the event horizon
Swallowed down an eternal black hole

Only fragments remain of what I was before
The sky bleeds hellfire upon this otherworldly path
Trailing embers as I exit the blazing door
To revel in the aftermath

Dark-Light
Sunday, July 21, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: demons,sadness,lonliness,death,nightmares
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is about a depressed man who no longer wishes to reside upon this earth, so he gives his godly vessel over to a demon, and ends up in hell.
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