Yells, and passion rose from the depths, but upon deaf ears did fall.
Cancelled in a flash and the sun was black, fear was the order of the day.
Once superior to the earth,
man became as a faded freckle.
His self-importance vanished he ceased in one instant to matter.
Destruction noted no wealth, no status, no race. Seas and rivers did force their wet feet upon the land.
Fires of hate were extinguished, only cinders remained. Ships, homeless and sailorless, did but rot on the water.
Those in the afterfall now envied those taken. For they roamed the desolation unsure.
Their hunger and famine, forced and unholy feeding.
The moon our once loving and tender mistress. Now cold lost and blackened.
The charmed experiment called heaven was no more.
-Johnny V.
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