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a thousand blinks a day


Scenes are shooting down a block of neighborhood A moving busy streets Acts are striked every passing hours of streaming light -some acts are cut out and some kept I blink tireless a day And yet the world is the same Maybe close longer My Eyes in hopes of seeing change All over in a season But fear flutters them open And I blink to see The same motion picture on and On
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