Again I’ve crawled inside my mind
Passing time and spinning rhymes
Staring at a darkened screen
Trying to beat my best game
While ticking hands count off each dream
I’m waiting in some place I’ve been
Until my mind decides to settle
On the same page as my body’s able
It’s just an hour, it’s just one day
A crumbling path leads me away
From nowhere I sit back and watch
As tumbling weeks turn into months
Then years fall stumbling into old age
And I reflect on precious days
To take a drink from my empty cup
Until the next hour wakes me up
© 2014 deb davies thorkelson
image: self-portrait photogram from 1976 overlaid with iPad drawing using Adobe Ideas + tweaked in Aperture for chromatic aberration. I messed with this image further and posted a new version in “Wonderland”
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Thank you for your nice comment. xo
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I really like how you take us through the passage of time as the graphic tells a deeper tale.
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I love these lines:
“Then years fall stumbling into old age
And I reflect on precious days”
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Thank you Mary; I greatly appreciate your comment and happy you liked it.
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