Hourglass. Poem by Dan Reynolds

Hourglass.



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The glass
is quickly running
down, and has not far
to go. I feel the sand in every
frown that drags my will down low.
The silicon, conniving grit that rubs
on every pore. Abrasive and
invasive, See? It evens
up the score.
The score of
the accumulated
years and also fears.
As layer upon layer peels the
pity from my tears. The culling and
the dulling of my empathy corrodes,
the final days, approaching, soon
no more to tread these roads.
The Glass is running quickly
down, I have no will to
turn it round.
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
delilah contrapunctal 19 August 2010

an artistic triumph in all respects, dear teacher....your flock can only wish to perform such miracles... '>) Love, D.

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Terence George Craddock 19 August 2010

Your 'Hourglass' is an image of exquisite exceptional beauty Rabbii Burns. I will post 'Lamp Lit Darkness In shadow Night' in tribute to this achievement for the Hourglass and Lamp are symbolic symbols eluding to life secrets.

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