Tempus Animus

Tempus Animus

A Poem by Franklin...
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Isn't it about...Time?

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Closed your eyes and turned away one too many times
Now there's nothing left for you to see.

Biting the wind and gnashing your teeth in vain
You stand alone in this region off the map.

Time wasted became legions of thousands
Their marching feet have crushed out the sun.

Blindness becomes your obligation now
Stillness, a matter of self-preservation.

Where are your bridges, your monuments?
Foundations smashed apart by the hammers of time.

One too many turns of the earth rooted in place.
Once too often ignored the call of the drums.

Time spins a net of constraints about you
As death waits to descend its web.

© 2010 Franklin...


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Added on July 25, 2010
Last Updated on July 31, 2010

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