What is it about the
passing of time, that
makes me find rhyme,
in the simple actions
of the world, as it passes,
and in my daily trespasses?
Each year the color of
my hair fades a little
more to a dull silver,
and the size of my
clothes fluxuate in time
as if to some annual chime.
More years pass, and the
memories of youthful glee,
innocence and secret sins
chase me along my path
whether on bumpy roads
or in quiet sandy coves
More weary each year.
I find distraction
in the simple truth
that time must go on.
Just another stitch sewn
in a long flowing gown
It is the natural order
of life and death, that
all things must age
and fade so that a
new generation can strive
and flourish in their lives.
But still I must say,
that the passing of time,
makes my heart sadder
than it should because
life is a boundless journey
and, for that, I am not sorry.
Regis