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John McDonnell
Poems
Jul 2013
This Moment Now
Such a day as this
Will never come again;
Don’t look for future bliss,
Or think about what or when.
Enjoy the moment, let it fly;
It’s all you’ve got, you see.
Don’t hold it or even try
To think of eternity.
This Now, this very drop,
Of Time’s ongoing stream;
You cannot hold or stop
The ever flowing dream.
Ghosts are all that went before;
Phantoms lie ahead.
Stop thinking of forever more;
Future and past are dead.
Look at that sky above our heads!
Have you ever seen such a blue?
It will all be gone when this moment has fled,
There will never, ever, be two.
Just think of it, we’re kings and queens,
The instant is our domain.
Our kingdom is the fleeting scene;
We drink the cup, no drop remains.
I touch your skin, my hands caress
Your gorgeous body’s curves;
I will not fail this timely test;
I’ll hold nothing in reserve.
This moment is ours to use;
Without questions of why or how;
Let’s grab it and light the fuse,
Explode in the glory of Now.
Written by
John McDonnell
Pennsylvania
(Pennsylvania)
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