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TheLastBaron

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

4 poems·Since November 2014
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Intergalactic Plight

November 3, 2014

Hurtling though stardust
Upon an intergalactic ship
Comprised of organic life

Intelligent beings await us
Unbeknownst to humanity
Our demise is near

Thrust upon an interstellar stage
We are at beck and call for other beings
Life will soon be gone from this planet

No god can save humanity
From these beings' plight
We shall be thrown across the sky

Fear embodies soon to be dead life forms
Screams muted in the vacuum of space
Simple deletion from the universe

No god can save us
We are useless to interstellar beings
Death nears us as we hurtle closer

Pass desolate planets
Already ravaged by otherworldly life forms
Alien beings will destroy us all

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