TimeA Poem by PCThe Author is anxious because as he gets older time seems to pass too quick.Time,undaunted nor disturbed by mortal tears How I scold your irredeemable alms When once I danced your tempo And assumed unblemished palms Eagerly upon your chime you lured With audacious delight Briskly forth for beckoning charm You stowed your senescent ‘neath a distant night
Your unscrupulous gifts of gold and grief Then restitution as the willow dries Bristling jewels of alluring promise You shrouded with enigmatic disguise Unperturbed you hasten on Though I heave on galloping reins Man will mourn scarce proportions Dished from eternal plains Papyrus of bygone glories or Man’s dastardly deeds History’s devoted pallbearer Has scattered infinite seeds
Ramesses, Christ and Buddha’s Did you whisper in their ear Of secret cosmic residence for All Mankind to endear Whence upon twilights arrival Under life’s shadow’s longest cast Will I reminisce with lament or triumph Yearning a righteous legacy cast Alas impending untimely raps Creatures peer from futile door Will you bear gifts of enchanted token And promise multitudes of more © 2016 PCAuthor's Note
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Added on August 8, 2015 Last Updated on March 29, 2016 |