An hour might as well be a year, A life, a night lacking sleep, Something sweet but just outta reach, Or song, one line, that one line, With memories sweeter than ice cream, And crescendo akin to broken mirrors.
Long gone, would be the “clickety-clack,” The coming and going of a train; Meaning to stop, but only to pass you by, Offering the slightest dust, hints to where You should have been come ‘morrow; Left would be an only, lonely to posit –
Why can the gulls go when I can’t?
A memory from the day I wanted to die; now my daughter is sleeping next to me in a bassinet.