Bombs Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

Bombs

Rating: 2.8


At first they thought
that on that day
the sun had simply,
just that once,
slept in, due to the stress
of shining, being there,
on that demanding job.

The elders calmed them,
said it was likely that,
this giver of all life
had missed the call to duty
that morning, do not fret.

But by the second day
it was apparent, sadly,
that two strong men,
on continents apart
had had a conference
where they concluded
for the good of man
that arsenals would be,
as soon as night descended
released to show them all.

And then they knew that,
it had been futile to
be optimistic,
and that the sun,
that giver of all life
would, truly, never ever
shine for man again.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Allen Vinal 30 August 2005

Amongst your more enjoyable reads, H. This one reflects the depth of your thought.

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Mahnaz Zardoust-Ahari 30 August 2005

Very deep....and I hope will never come true....good write!

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Pradeep Dhavakumar 30 August 2005

Very good poem with a lot of meaning. Loved this one. Thank you.

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