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Epiphany


Dear Epiphany, 
I want to talk
but you're never there.
You enlighten me
as fast as a light bulb lights up,
but that's also how fast you leave me.
Talk to more people!
Come on time!
Then the world would be a better place.

But maybe you're just 
shy,
quiet,
invisible.
Or you just want to wait 
for the right time.
Maybe I just never acknowledge your
presence.
I guess...
I forgive you, my dear epiphany.
Go ahead and take your time.
Take a deep breath
before you leap.
But for the time being,
I'm putting my math homework on hold.

- A confused student

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