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Lucifer
Poem written for American Literature class. Topic: Hell
By Amanda ReifertPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Original - Omaha, NE ‘19
Lucifer
In the absence of light we fall -
the black descent
through the suffocation of night.
Walls enclose until escape is but a distant hope -
lost in the pit of deterioration.
The sun and his fellow moon fade -
consumed by the hate of man.
Only the waning hearts of a nation
beat their sporadic rhythm,
echoing throughout their final moments.
Jagged rock, shifting earth
crumble at the gates.
They open when one stands before
the molten keeper -
waiting for eternity.
About the Creator
Amanda Reifert
Nebraska native, psychology student, novice model, lover of the written word and all things geeky.




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