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Time is just a burning fuse What’s burnt is burnt is gone The water beats the boat I’m on, This bustle- what’s the use? The stern is sternly, surely set, Turned ‘round ‘till North is found The ubiquitous Now is still somehow, A measure of regret. But how I wonder, weight the pain Consider- is it wrong? Regret is often, after all, The fix for work in vain I keep the future full in view, And oft I ask ‘how long?’ I’ve much regret, but none so strong Than time I spent on you.
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 6:54 PM UTC
I Give My Thanks To My Regrets
Time is just a burning fuse What’s burnt is burnt is gone The water beats the boat I’m on, This bustle- what’s the use? The stern is sternly, surely set, Turned ‘round ‘till North is found The ubiquitous Now is still somehow, A measure of regret. But how I wonder, weight the pain Consider- is it wrong? Regret is often, after all, The fix for work in vain I keep the future full in view, And oft I ask ‘how long?’ I’ve much regret, but none so strong Than time I spent on you.
ben-balserak
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 6:54 PM UTC
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