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Time (The Tragic Fragility Of White Picket Fences)
by: Marcus Maneval
Time we have, and time we spend
'Til we come 'round eternity's bend.
An unstoppable turn we all must take.
But I fear, before then, ne'er shall I awake.
For to date, I hold no calling or place,
But a heart of virtue, and her elysian face.
And although, her, I forever embrace,
I fear for our future we nearly taste.
Set it aside and continue the day,
But "what shall become of us" will stay.
The heavy glare of the raven, I feel,
Perched in dark rafters above my bed.
The cold breath of the wraith, I feel,
Grazing the hair behind my head.
Do, these burdens, my eyes convey?
Like your scandelous secrets that mine survey?
Or are my eyes like that dark ocean we've wept
That, in shadows, veil the chaos in it's depth?
But for now, my love, lay your chest upon mine,
And let us revel in the this last year of peace.
Like the elder couple, in omega's hour,
Holds only to one another, atop heaven's clocktower
In that desperate hour, his trembling lips part to send
A calming word for a trembling soul to befriend
"Time we have, and time we spend
'Til we come 'round eternity's bend."
...
by: Marcus Maneval
Time we have, and time we spend
'Til we come 'round eternity's bend.
An unstoppable turn we all must take.
But I fear, before then, ne'er shall I awake.
For to date, I hold no calling or place,
But a heart of virtue, and her elysian face.
And although, her, I forever embrace,
I fear for our future we nearly taste.
Set it aside and continue the day,
But "what shall become of us" will stay.
The heavy glare of the raven, I feel,
Perched in dark rafters above my bed.
The cold breath of the wraith, I feel,
Grazing the hair behind my head.
Do, these burdens, my eyes convey?
Like your scandelous secrets that mine survey?
Or are my eyes like that dark ocean we've wept
That, in shadows, veil the chaos in it's depth?
But for now, my love, lay your chest upon mine,
And let us revel in the this last year of peace.
Like the elder couple, in omega's hour,
Holds only to one another, atop heaven's clocktower
In that desperate hour, his trembling lips part to send
A calming word for a trembling soul to befriend
"Time we have, and time we spend
'Til we come 'round eternity's bend."
...
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It's originally titled "The Tragic Frailty Of White Picket Fences", but that was a bit long for DA, so I had to dumb it down for'em, hehe; but either title describes it's subject, I suppose. It took me about 2 hours to write. I'm really satisfied with this one, though. I like it. I believe it to be among, if not the very, best of my work. (That's very rare for "mr. way overly-self-critical" me) It's just about me, and what goes through my head when I think about my future life with Bethany. We're expecting to move out of our parents' houses together in the coming year, and, in my pondering, I often worry... -MM
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This poem brings a great deal of memories--and with such come a great deal emotion. I love work that provokes not only thought but depth within a feeling.
Right now, I can feel the salty taste of my 'dark ocean'.
Right now, I can feel the salty taste of my 'dark ocean'.