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30,000 days

For you the world is counting down

through shards of vibrant memories.

Thirty thousand days of chasing 

waiting, playing, working, sleeping

 

I wish I saw the youthful you,

with effervescent aspiration

And not this baggy rack of skin;

A worn motif of ending age

 

Eternity, our moments pass,

more urgent than I recognise

A continuity mirage

conceals the pain to come

 

I do not know how far, how many,

how long the hours left to you;

How much I'll long to talk with you

When you were once, but I am still

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Published
Jun 10, 2010
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18 Nov 2010: 30,163 days.

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