A suggestion regarding the end of the world
People who think about how the world is ending often ask how to deal with the fact that the world is ending. For example, one could deny or pretend; one could be angry, or shrill, or panic; one could have determination. One could be sad or despairing. One could make the best of what's left, or play to one's outs, or work oneself to the bone...
A suggestion, take it or leave it: think of the spirit of the song "A Walk to Caesarea" by Hannah Szenes (pronounced "Khah-nah Seh-nesh").
You can find background, the Hebrew text, and a translation at the wiki page.
My favorite rendition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgEHWyQsi_k
Another beautiful rendition, with fuller instrumentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFcXeGtDg7w
A simple rendition, with the English verse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkjsqUQSrhE
A rendition with higher production value, playing with harmony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxmZDUR-sOY
My attempt at a literal translation:
My El, my El,
That it will not finish, to eternity:
the sand and the sea,
water's rshrsh,
flash of the heavens,
prayer of man.