Short Nullity Poems

I am all subject to decay
For I am but clay.
Subdued by death,
I return to the earth.
I am a conscript;
A divine script
On time's throne....

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Death has a dimension
Measureless and void
What instrument could fathom
All nullity?

Reason tries to grasp it
Sincerest faith denies it
How futile to approximate
That universal dread!...

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In the absence of light was nullity,
          an identity void of reason.
     Nothingness blinding in its totality,
          when reality knew no season.

     In his time, Gods lamp gave light to life.


     Nothingness Contest Sponsored by Julia Ward
     05/04/2016...

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Perseverance is the proof
Of election, elders say
Of nullity of damnation
On the Judgment day

As chrysalis transforms
To liveliness from stasis
Shall mortals be transformed
At the anastasis

Let the trumpet sound
And every sin be hated
And in Almighty God
Let every soul be sated...

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My sight was blurred 
And there…..
    down the lane,
I waited for myself.

The night was heavy
  with unrealized enigma of chaos,
But the striking streaks of lights
  made me surprised.

The thunder struck
    advocating the impending dawn.
The day next….
	I descried
the reality fading to nullity!
 
And,
then the dusk met my distorted eyes!!...

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Bake sale for equality 
Power to the people
But its true nullity 
Its not for all people

"You've heard the complaints...
Now its really happening"
Equality with which you must reacquaint 
The irony is saddening 

One dollar for man
75¢ for a lady
Aren't we all human
We seem divided lately 

Im not a feminist
But i hope you don't mind
Im a humanist 
I believe in all of man kind...

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Bits of pieces,

Scattered around,

To pick them up,

is what must be done,

 
Shifted about,

The broom sweeps,

What left underneath,

Is none of my concern,

 
Scoured away,

Evanesced by each beating minute,

Concealed far apart from my sight,

There is nothing to be noticed,

 
Cipher left behind,

Nullity lingers here,

Nothing was here,

Indifference, it never was.

 
By Sarah Shahzad, July 2024...

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