A friend of mine turned 30 and sort of panicked. I then just played around with the similarities of a year and a lifetime. This is what I came up with. It's not meant to be taken seriously.


Spring will pass


When spring has passed and summer's here
And all fresh feelings settled,
When May may wake in us the fear,
Of just another passing year,
And precious times just wasted.

Now when this happens to our lives
and spring just turns to summer
And heat and dust is rising high
and then we start to love the lie
that there's another one coming.

Why don't we call this summer 'sprung'?
Since 'spring' is in the past.
I tried to spring just one year back
but well defined our time keeps track
of the amount we lasted.




Poetry by Century
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Written on 2007-05-13 at 16:15

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Stan Cooper The PoetBay support member heart!
Wow...another goodie by Horst the philosopher

Stan
2008-07-02


Lea Foverskov
humorous, and yet with a serious note to it (i know you didn't want this to be serious, but time is nevertheless an important and serious topic! :) great!

-Lea
2007-10-27


John Ashleigh The PoetBay support member heart!
The similiarities of a year and a lifetime is portrayed here very well, keep up the good writing, century.
2007-05-27