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As I watch the grains of sand flow I reminisce of days when things were slow When children remained innocent until they were ready to grow up How easily imagination flowed through our minds like emptying a cup Opinions were shared and not used as a weapon to tear others down Hearing people enjoy your days out in the sun without hearing siren sounds To be able to look up and see a group of clouds dance across the sunlit sky Hear birds chirping away as they ate the left over seeds Feel the wind violate your body with its gentle touch These are the things I miss so much The hourglass keeps its steady pace This uninvited passenger has decided to stay Inside of my mind, stripping all that was good forcing it to decay It made a home where once I found happy solitude Eating away at my jovial nature, replacing it with a darker mood Each grain falls, feels like an eternity Wanting to feel the end, because now, this is me
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Feb 21, 2021
Feb 21, 2021 at 5:19 PM UTC
Hourglass
As I watch the grains of sand flow I reminisce of days when things were slow When children remained innocent until they were ready to grow up How easily imagination flowed through our minds like emptying a cup Opinions were shared and not used as a weapon to tear others down Hearing people enjoy your days out in the sun without hearing siren sounds To be able to look up and see a group of clouds dance across the sunlit sky Hear birds chirping away as they ate the left over seeds Feel the wind violate your body with its gentle touch These are the things I miss so much The hourglass keeps its steady pace This uninvited passenger has decided to stay Inside of my mind, stripping all that was good forcing it to decay It made a home where once I found happy solitude Eating away at my jovial nature, replacing it with a darker mood Each grain falls, feels like an eternity Wanting to feel the end, because now, this is me
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Feb 21, 2021
Feb 21, 2021 at 5:19 PM UTC
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