John Albright
Poems by John Albright : 6 / 6
Time
The once familiar sound
Of the clock
(tick, tick, tick)
Has been replaced
By silent numbers...
Quickly changing
Lines of light,
Whose hardened edges
Cut through time
As a boat through water,
Leaving me
In the wake,
Struggling for breath
John Albright
Submitted: Thursday, July 19, 2012
Poems by John Albright : 6 / 6
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