I Waste My DaysA Poem by David Lewis PagetIn the half-twilight of my empty year Where I crouch, hemmed in
By an avalanche of days,
I hear the trees, murmuring
Some long and sad fatigue,
While birds land and hover
And break their journeys.
My life has bunched its folds,
They gather at my feet,
As clouds, grey, scud across each enterprise;
Behind my eyes are glimpses of
Lost days, more sure and wise,
While love lies, mocking me
And each year cries…
The clock ticks relentlessly,
The dead leaves fall,
My lost friends walk at my horizon,
The things I found familiar
Have ceased to draw my gaze…
I sleep too long and often, and
I waste my days…
David Lewis Paget
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