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Klaus Gruen
Poems
Apr 2019
Hades
Gone I am.
After all these years
Spent on the earth,
I walk among the dead.
Coin under tongue,
I pay for passage
To cross the Acheron
Into the underworld.
I then enter the gates.
Fate at the hands of three,
I wait for their call
To where I’ll stay forever.
Thus I ponder,
Unknowing where to go.
All depends on my deeds.
What do the gods think of me?
Have I gained their favor?
Have I gained their disdain?
Have I naught but their indifference,
And be forgotten like most?
Will I be brought to Tartarus,
And spend my days in torture?
Surrounded by wrongdoing souls
In everlasting anguish.
Will I be brought to the Asphodel Meadows,
Where I’ll drink from the river Lethe,
And forget of my past,
Both what I love and hate?
Will I be brought to Elysium,
A place worthy of the righteous?
All peace and eternal bliss
No hardship to deal with.
I still wait for their decision
To pick out my destination.
Thoughts run through the mind
Of what I’ve done throughout my life.
#mythology
#death
#hope
#despair
#uncertainty
Written by
Klaus Gruen
22/M
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