Time

Time

A Poem by Evan Winslow
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Translation of final line: Hushed flows time, always onwards.

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We walk alone,

seconds flowing behind,

a river of the dead.


The horizon shudders,

preemptive release of the New,

quickly falling into the Ganges.


Corpses are difficult to forget,

an instant cannot be prepared for,

assuredness is a fallacy.


Carpe Diem,

drink to the dead,

from a Grecian Urn,

and lust not for the past.


Emotion, the spectral byproduct of the past.

Ruhig fliesst die Zeit, immer weiter.

© 2013 Evan Winslow


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Evan Winslow
I appreciate constructive criticism, with that said please make sure to be specific. I am a fledgling writer so I do not expect gleaming reviews but if there is something you particularly like it is nice to hear!

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Really like this! Especially
"Carpe Diem,
drink to the dead,
from a Grecian Urn,
and lust not for the past."
The font of Carpe Diem adds a lot of affect that really makes that stanza pop out.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on September 9, 2013
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Evan Winslow
Evan Winslow

Greenville, DE



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