Time
Grey, masked with the stains of time.
How has time stained you?
Time will never stop, never cease, never end
Did time ever really begin for you?
The road, often used to direct the flow of people traveling,
But really it shows how time can take its toll
With every crack, split, bump and hole throughout it.
Time runs free
But
Time is never really free because
There is always a price you pay and a debt that is
kept.
C’est la vie, that is life. But is life really life
If time dictates how
and when you must do everything?
The clock eats up every minute and goes back for seconds.
Is it not free, are you not free to ignore time?
Her smile, remains seen by all after all this time,
After every day, year, decades, and centuries that have
Just rolled by, because our time is just a blip in
The great scheme of things
See! “These things will take time” but who determines
When you are done waiting on time?
Overtime you may build up money and
In a second, a moment of emacity you could
Lose it all. Hubris.
But time is alright if I can remember why I try to last
I have wasted time and now doth time waste me.
Black, masked with the stains of time
Empty.
The sky stretches on forever, never ending.
She is thinking about the infinite
Ticking is the sound of your life
The clock is ever hungry.
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