On The Death Of Nick Berg Poem by Przemyslaw Musialowski

On The Death Of Nick Berg

From all the horrors
that can happen to a man,
with life being a constant lottery of death
from life's beginning to life's end,
the worst has happened to you:
you became a bargaining card,
of those who, under the guise of God,
are devout servants of the Antichrist.

Loneliest of souls in a foreign land,
icy fear filled you constantly from the inside
like waves of a dark sea with no end in sight;
hopelessness that can be experience only firsthand.

Your fate has not made you richer in any way,
masked barbarians cut your throat
like you were merely a pig or a cow.

You were careless
like a kite in the blue sky,
regardless of the predators
lurking all around

a sad ominous warning
for other careless kites.


'The bad thing was that he never listened to anyone.' 'His carefree nature may have contributed to his untimely death.' Washington Post

Sunday, September 3, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: warning,death,war,kite,sad,horror,life
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