One more chance



The dust is settling down at last
The survivors wondering why they're alive
When the world has ended
And they've lost everything worth living for

An eerie silence surrounds them
A pressure building behind their eyes
As realization hit them sharp like sun rays
But they've lost the power to cry

Oh was there no easier way to end it all
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way, easier way

They are tired, but they deserve no rest
They started it all, and now it has ended
They are left all alone, all enmity forgotten
Hoping for one more chance

Oh was there no easier way to end it all
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way, easier way

One more chance to start it all
One more chance to rebuild this world
One more chance to relive the past
One more chance at life

Oh was there no easier way to end it all
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way to start again
Oh was there no easier way, easier way
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Submitted on June 13, 2021

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Scheme axbx xxxx CDDE xbxx CDDE cxax CDDE
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,043
Words 215
Stanzas 7
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Arpan Dey

Arpan Dey, 16, is a high school student from India. He is interested in mathematics, modern physics, the metaphysics of science and interdisciplinary sciences. He is a young member of the Junior Academy of the New York Academy of Sciences. Several of his science articles have been published in Young Scientists Journal. He is also a senior member of the Young Scientists Journal editorial team. He likes to read and write in his leisure time. He has published with Amazon his book on the Harry Potter universe and also a collection of short stories. He wishes to pursue physics in the future. more…

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