As said on Monday, each Friday we will release a more creative and general post. The first will be a piece of our poetry. We hope that you enjoy it!
Your portrait sits in dimmed light, Where the icy-grey taint of age pauses And only pencil-markings now crease the eyes Where life should be. Markings so weak That only a little water could break. Look – Stronger, a little deeper, the dim sketch, That lights up a million memories, Of eyes left unflecked by the Passing of Time. And the shifts in Tide. And the Haze of horror that all Now spirals into halcyon-dreams, Which sit now, cold unmelted in my hands. Banded by sealed Visions. Where you may no longer grow old. So I keep you in the dimmed light, Shelter from tide Closed away, Set into Time.
Alexander Stephenson
Powerful imagery about the passing of time – love it!
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