The Hourglass

by Love   Nov 4, 2017


(Then)

It's the letting go I can't seem to do.
The unfolding of a tightened hand.
To curl back each finger In forgiveness,
Instead of counting the times I so grievously tried.

(And now)

I'm just a fist full of heart ache,
Grasping onto flecks of sand.
As each glass hour slips away,
I'm clenching firm,
With time forgotten hands.

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  • 6 years ago

    by ddavidd

    So many layers after layers tying hands and sands, now, than and feelings to the same hold, the common denominator: time.
    Though subject, good afford.

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