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Time

by anonymouswasawoman

Time. It slips away from my fingers, It's like I'm chasing a feather. I run, stumble, and fall. It evaporates in thin air. Does it even care? I gasp, I think it's gone, but the ticking in my ears persists. I cover them in hopes to drown the sound out, but instead it beats louder in my head. It's like a constant reminder of what I have to do...do you hear that clock ticking too? Time is running out I suppose with every breath I take, but I must live for living's sake. Because many would like to be in my place still With time left to fill With dreams left to meet. With hope left to seek. With loved ones left to cherish. With poems left to write, with today still in sight.
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anonymouswasawoman
Published
May 23, 2014
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Notes

A lot of the imagery in the first section was influenced by a scene in Veronica Roth's Allegiant.

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