Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Check the Hours

This poem describes a point in time when
reality meets passion, and the disorientation
that comes with it. The speaker already
entered a crossroad; which spawns a clash
between thought and feelings...

Months seem to flash by
Mirrors that I pass
So many funny faces
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hours.

Summer cookouts traded for train ride snacks
Pier gazes morphed into sky scraper heights
Daydreams framed in an outline of clouds
Birds of different feathers chirping on the balcony
An empty feeling begins to fill soft places
The alchemy of life, opposed to stagnation.

Months seem to flash by
Mirrors that I pass
So many funny faces
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hours.

I'm on a mountain trail
Searching for a stream
Not thinking of a swim or bath
Just in need of a drink
I know I'm close to something
Just don't know what it is
Or how long it will take to obtain
This elusive dream.

Months seem to flash by
Mirrors that I pass
So many funny faces
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hour glass;
This can't be me,
Check the hours.

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