In Another Day Poem by George Samuel

In Another Day



When i am happy again
You notice my lips parting slowly
Like the honeymoon
Teasing and vainly slicing the skies
And know me slowly
When i am running again
Not for fear this time
Unfortunately chasing the rain
It is for the life which is mine
When i am crying again
It is beyond the usual parental spanking
Or starving of domestic crime
Is for my age to wait for me
Oh when i am sleeping again
Not to rise and seek the sun hate
Or let boring breath through my spin
It is to rest for ever and centuries
And when i am living again
This time not with toil
But with angels the king of kings
Where there will be no reason
To run cry or even sleep again

Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Age
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Time and life
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