Life's a Blur

by Amaryllis

Published July 30, 2008

Time runs ever faster past the eyes
Of those who do not grace its presence here
So obsessed with money, greed and lies
That when time runs out they begin to fear
It is now that they see all that they have missed
All that petty obsessions have dimmed
Somehow clouded in an opaque mist
Until the gap between life and death had slimmed
Have they forgotten how to live with love?
(Save for green paper that they covet so)
Hawks of war forget the docile dove
Until their repercussions start to show
There is absolutely no day but today
Of the sun a fleeting golden ray.

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Amaryllis
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Amaryllis commented Comment · Aug 1, 2008

Thanks for reading it! I'm glad you liked it!

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kris wrote a review Review · Jul 31, 2008

Well might i just say- yum? This poem has some delicious imagery.
I adored you're use of rhyming structure A B A B- ok it wasn't 100% on the mark, all of the time but hey!

Somehow clouded in an opaque mist

I'd have said "by" instead of "in" but hey! we have different writing styles :P - apart from me being a smartar*e I loved this line so much. GOWJUS

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