Tempus Fugit

Tempus Fugit

A Poem by Poeticpiers
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Minute poem

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Tempus Fugit
 
The minutes pass by fast or slow
They come and go
 without a pause.
Simply because
 
that is what they’re meant to do.
They’re passing through.
They cannot stay,
 brook no delay.
 
They’re measured by the tick and tock
of every clock
You can’t deny
 time must pass by.
 
4-May-08
 
Minute poetry
 
poeticpiers
 
Eight syllables first line
4syllables in each of next three lines
Strict iambic meter Rhyme pattern
Aabb. Ccdd Ee Ff
Three stanzas
 
devised by Linda Newman

© 2008 Poeticpiers


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Wow, what a unique form of poetry. o= I'm gonna have to try this sometime. XD Anyway, this poem was fabulous and your language captured the inevitability of time going by, regardless of what goes on around it. Great job & I love the title too! :)

Posted 16 Years Ago


Poeticpiers,
you are always near
when words are in rhyme
and silly things are sometimes said,
written,
and mostly philosophical shorts are you:
teaching that you do;
that poetry which is always raw,
and this minute,
I appreciate to learn and to smile, at the end, the tempo of the
Aabb Ccdd Ee Ff
(you'll have to teach me that in more depth someday, as to the notes, what they mean, their placement in not the poem, but poetry- like the tap, tap, tapping of the foot, the rhythm made not even from rhyme, but from the lace of words chosen, to live)
and those notes, keys,
made me giggle a little
as you're silly,
in a good way,
and I am a fan of your work.


Posted 16 Years Ago



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Poeticpiers
Poeticpiers

Near Durham city UK, United Kingdom



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