Time it seems wants to take his own back
Like a playground child w' ownership in his hands Enforcing with intent to bully emotion sadness into joy
It is mine I want it back, in insistence he holds
Regardless of your present stands of declare
I am more than cheerful for being that crude
Time it seems wants to collect his own back
Like minutes run, allowed on jukebox dance mat
Enforcing the echoes of silence in mid-dance
Courtesy is over rated and without show to falter
It is mine, I want it back; hear me loud
And the heavens can rain tears regardless
Time it seems wants to take his own back
Like a plague on harvested grain
To leave courtship dead in the course of try
But what of love and what passion we share
What of the entwined bond we hold of touch
What of promises we made in dream's pool
Time it seems wants to collect his own back
As seasons ends and autumn emerge
We met on crossroads, on routes home
We shared a den and scattered like birds disturbed
O my love don go, the cruelty of time clouds heavy
The rains gather with tears to mourn this premature
very sad.
ReplyDeletea sorrowful lament...beautifully worded - Felt like I was floating....
ReplyDeleteYes, sometimes it seems it would be good to go back. Sometimes. Enjoyed this poem very much.
ReplyDeletean honour to read
ReplyDelete