Within this hour I wish to stay
For longer than an hour lasts.
But here, it seems, my hope’s mistaken,
For quickly, every minute casts
Its shadow, as the next is shaken
To come alive and pass my eye.
So time flows on and drifts away
As you and I bloom brief beneath the sky.
Here is the second in a series of short, eight-line poems. This one focuses on the ephemeral nature of time, and the fact that each of us only appears in this world for a relatively short time.
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