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Thursday, May 26, 2011

TIME


-Roslyn Rochanmawi Buhril

Mighty chariot of time, Incessant, takes no bid
Gallops past, wait none to languor and sit
With grim, antique bridles and turquoise veins
With rising smoke from each snort, waiting for none, forward it gains.


Feeble life to grasp the best of chances…Time!
Knowing not every ticking hand is worth more than a dime
Quivers around gathering weights until they blind
Sets snares to choke himself, when the loads outshine.

To muddle steps, taverns inviting with minx paramour
Golden goblets in hands, under the welkin of lechery
Gorge, to fill the ceaseless craving, on goes the hour
Execrable victuals, feed the flesh, that never weary.

Races hard to be the chief good, a paragon
Acquires facts and dates right from the throne
That opens an eye and closes the other one as well
That venoms a side of the being and lets the other side swell.



Canvass for the one true life lies blank, and on goes the hour
Needs deep contrition but is bounded, blinded and on goes the hour
“Would thou then damned thyself?” Echoes “Leaving for so dross a thing”
When knowledge fools and wealth slays, circumscribed melody, you sing.

Despair haltered the will, for feeble life is pliant and all in
Despite knowing, doom lies stark, ahead of all the sin
So listen to the conscience, the feeble voice when it starts opposing
For mighty chariot of time, incessant, takes no bid and when of late, what’s to repenting?

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