Time MakerA Poem by Jessica Lynn Polley
Someone sought the time maker asked for a little more
That someone was shot down, broken went the score I watched from a tree branch before falling to my feet Let my smile split my face let my laugh cut the breeze Someone sought the time maker asked to start again That someone was blown away, straight to the end I sat watching from the shadow of the tree, with a grin on my face every time this happened, well everytime it was the same You should not seek the Time maker, he is quite busy you know Weaving minutes into hours so on as it goes He can not stop for you, time will never stop He can not fix what you have broken He can not replace what you have lost. He is wiser than here and now and he does not mind my mingling ways I had a thought to leave here once But the time maker asked me to stay. He said he liked my smile while weaving April May and June The way my hair shines in the sunlight and well summers coming soon I made a friend of the time maker and he taught me many things Things about the minutes and exactly what they mean. Things about the hours that roll into every day The time maker loves the little riddles that time likes to play. Someone sought the time maker Told him his time was up now Then looked at me with a smile And asked if I knew how How to weave the minutes and stretch them into days How to bring the weeks to months in every mingling way. I asked the stranger where the time maker went I asked him why he would leave me But the stranger only smiled and left me with nothing but time weave Some people tried to come to me most asking for more time but it was never up to me when they were ripped into the sky no one every stayed I don't think anyone knew how God knows they wanted to but they belong to him now. Eventually my hands grew tired along with my mind never a soul to talk to only the making of time Then one day it happened I saw there in the the tree A boy with curious eyes staring back at me. I give him a smile Because I know why he he is here finally I tell myself my time is drawing near. © 2014 Jessica Lynn PolleyReviews
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