That take flight through the flight gates between the fingers Flying to the destinational end, where hope and sorrow sit tandum in somber stare With clashing hopes and dreams, against the head of the moment
How fast can the moment lose control? It seems that answer will find oxygen in the coming minutes With scotch tape bandages across the breast plate Stopping the black bleeding wounds from exhausting the moment
Soon the world will swallow the light, and the titans will slumber The cusp of reality will bleed into the bleakness of rain on asphalt The moment will not know what to do then, how to go forward It seems that the moment has passed, and it has missed its chance
A poem written during a break between college courses.