Blinks Of Time Poem by Alan Kabanshi

Blinks Of Time



Eyes dry, sleep bare like a desert,
my mind full, thoughts served like dessert
wishes flowing giving fruits barren to heart
and questions popping tearing Alan apart
i feel the pain costumed in disguise of hate
hereafter, wondering does a heart bleed when its hurt?
time slowing, i age in steps of a second,
miles away, a promising minute never seems to approach

i see my pride saved in shame on an open plate
my dreams shattered, ambitions die on a vine
beaten to the cold, loneliness i whine
without u, a single digit i stand but came close like nine
everything drifts like the wind never to be mine
hope my dearest of companions, whispers i will be fine
After time, i will stand firm even to dine
To even bath my soul in fine wine
All becomes but a point along a cline

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
i was hurt by loves whip, i couldnt find sleep. its stated as a complaint but it turned into a poem...not perfect it comforted me
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