Unfair WorldA Poem by A.Lee
The sands just kept on trickling down Falling steady through the glass Hours turned to days, to weeks With no concern for what has passed
How dare the clock continue ticking? How dare the grass live on and grow? How dare the world continue moving? Why did the wind not cease to blow?
One month ago a light went dark A steady beat forever silenced A set of lungs refused to breathe A little voice forever quiet
We’re told that memories suffice Or that in time he’ll breathe again But it’s the waiting in between That turns the sun to endless rain
More than one heart stopped that day It stands there frozen at the scene Just yesterday my love was here Just yesterday the grass was green
But time kept moving, so disloyal A traitor to survivors grieving Darkened glares against the clock And I just stand there, disbelieving
So while the world remains in motion I’ll stay where I saw him last Ignore the racing minute hand How dare the clock tick on so fast?
For just a while, I’m hiding here Bathing in sweet memories I still don’t want it to be real So unfair world, don’t wait for me © 2011 A.LeeReviews
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Added on March 2, 2011Last Updated on March 2, 2011 AuthorA.LeeMonroe, GAAboutI am lots of things, but here you'd identify most with the writer and avid reader. I have three beautiful children. The oldest boy, Seth, passed last year after fighting a long battle with cancer. .. more..Writing
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