We Will All Get Out of Here Alive

by David Dephy / May 19th, 2019

Did you hear the falling bombs? Yes, my friend, we are
still in the war, the time of dreaming is already gone, but –
I have good news – we will all get out of here alive.

I see we are waiting for a miracle, but don’t worry about
yourself, in fact, the life is too precious for you to get out
of here. What happens, happens on time, so don’t seek
your or others’ fault. Nothing is your fault. There is no
fault at all, but living. Through the mysteries of forgiving.

Yet, I am telling you – we will all get out of here alive.

I feel we are trying to find a hope, but don’t worry about
yourself. In fact, the life is too precious for you to be missing
for nothing. What does not happen, does not happen in time.
So don’t seek your or others’ fate. There is no fate at all,
but choice. In the centuries of noise and its deadly drive.

Did you hear the falling bombs? Yes, my friend we are
still in the war, the time of dreaming is already gone, but –
I am still telling you – we will all get out of here alive.

David Dephy is a trilingual Georgian/American poet, novelist, essayist, and multimedia artist. His works are published in the USA by several literary magazines and anthologizes, also in many collections of poetry and prose in the USA, UK, Germany, Brazil, Ukraine, Georgia, Mexico, Portugal, and Romania. David is an active participant of the American and international poetry and artistic scenes such as PEN World Voices, 92Y Poetry Center, Voices of Poetry, Bowery Poetry Club which named him as a Literature Luminary. David lives and works in New York City. Read other articles by David.

This article was posted on Sunday, May 19th, 2019 at 8:02am and is filed under Poetry.