Some Sand
Picture me
On a deserted shore,
With nothing but my
Thoughts and some sand
If I could have anything
To dull the pain of my misery
What’d it be alludes me now so I’ll think
And think some more since I have the time
A clock or wristwatch
I could track every second
But with no where to go
This time would be useless
A laptop would have all
The entertainment I need
But with no where to connect
It’d be this shell hollowed out, empty
Perhaps the best book ever,
But what book would I choose?
That seems like a whole different
Torture than the one I am in right now
Physical objects
Are not what I desire
What I want is nothing you can buy
But instead something incredibly rare and sublime
The only thing I need next to me
Is the love of my life, my best friend
I’d find comfort in her shadow late at night
And feel safe in her embrace when the storm raged overhead
We wouldn’t count what we owned
But instead the memories we had sown
No schedules, classes, or even jobs to worry us
What is hell now could be my heaven with just one addition
The useless clock would speed up
Since with her the time is fleeting faster
I would take a death sentence with my beloved
Over a life sentence without her and her company
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