Would you be my friend?
Yet in time I gripe with Plato
Could you be my friend?
Socrates and Gorgias spar.
These bandages can only be shrouded
Underneath grains of sand
Falling upon this dune.
During every heartbeat
One thousand grains augment this mound
Within every heartbeat
The earth spins away from days' light.
Time shortens between friend and foe
Their pearls are rusty now.
I simply wait for sand.
Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 11:45 AM UTC
Would you be my friend?
Yet in time I gripe with Plato
Could you be my friend?
Socrates and Gorgias spar.
These bandages can only be shrouded
Underneath grains of sand
Falling upon this dune.
During every heartbeat
One thousand grains augment this mound
Within every heartbeat
The earth spins away from days' light.
Time shortens between friend and foe
Their pearls are rusty now.
I simply wait for sand.
Written September 11, 2009 @ 1:47 AM CDT
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