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Life’s moments are grains of sand In the hourglass of the human spirit, If you allow those grains To slip through your fingers They become the dirt You will be buried beneath. If you do not cry Your soul will dry up, To deny love In fear of heartache Is a self-made heart attack, When you choose Not to laugh At the little things Is like wearing The Grim Reaper’s face. My many attempts To inspire you Was my way To revive you, But your vital signs Tell me it’s too late… So with regret I will call it, “Time of death, the moment you took your first breath.”
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Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014 at 10:34 AM UTC
Time Of Death
Life’s moments are grains of sand In the hourglass of the human spirit, If you allow those grains To slip through your fingers They become the dirt You will be buried beneath. If you do not cry Your soul will dry up, To deny love In fear of heartache Is a self-made heart attack, When you choose Not to laugh At the little things Is like wearing The Grim Reaper’s face. My many attempts To inspire you Was my way To revive you, But your vital signs Tell me it’s too late… So with regret I will call it, “Time of death, the moment you took your first breath.”
maverickvk
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Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014 at 10:34 AM UTC
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