Passage Out Of An Oil Nation

Passage Out Of An Oil Nation

A Poem by Outdated Account

An open gate
Where pilgrims wait
For their host
To eagerly receive.

Far too late
To hesitate
Though they know
They've been deceived.

An anxious knock
Accompanies quiet talk
That the gate keeper
Might up and go and leave.

They huddle and pray
For the far day
Someone will trust them
Or believe.

Though not our kin
It'd be better then,
Learning to die
Or not to breathe.

© 2015 Outdated Account


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Wow - I have read this through a few times now and enjoy it more with each. There's a whole story here in these few words :) I especially love the last two lines and your use of imagery conjures many a picture in the mind X

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Added on November 26, 2015
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