I see the moments falling to the past; falling, like sands from an hourglass. Every memory, just a figment of our imagination; our very existence, our foundation gone in the blink of an eye.
Like Sands from an Hourglass
Written by Adam M. Snow
I see the moments falling
to the past;
falling, like sands from an hourglass.
Every memory, just a figment of our imagination;
our very existence, our foundation
gone in the blink of an eye.
As time is irrelevant, we die.
Lingering on and on in the depths of despair,
with time weighing on our shoulders,
our burden to bear.
Our future falls dark,
like sands from an hourglass, we fall.
I like the photos of the hourglass. Gave strength and purpose for the poem.
"Every memory, just a figment of our imagination;
our very existence, our foundation
gone in the blink of an eye.
As time is irrelevant, we die."
I believe the value of time is under-rated. We can use time to go backward and fall forward. Not backward. A very good poem. Made the old man think this morning. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote
I just thought that you should know that this beautiful poem was also within the top poems I considered for the finalists of my contest. It is so stunning and eloquent. Thank you for entering and sharing.
well, that is one way to look at it. Certainly, in the cosmic scheme of things, life is so very short. Yet, for me, despairing over this is just wasting what I already know I don't have enough of. LOL
I like the photos of the hourglass. Gave strength and purpose for the poem.
"Every memory, just a figment of our imagination;
our very existence, our foundation
gone in the blink of an eye.
As time is irrelevant, we die."
I believe the value of time is under-rated. We can use time to go backward and fall forward. Not backward. A very good poem. Made the old man think this morning. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote
"The writer’s mind, can surpass even the most intellectual minds." –Adam M. Snow
I keep my work clean, I write to inspire others. Some people would even call me a philosopher, but w.. more..