Time In A Bottle Poem by John W. McEwers

Time In A Bottle



June Birth

January Adoption

Everyone is beautiful and wanted in the sweet berry of early summer.

Everyone is a frozen husk in the eye of winter. Something to be discarded, and picked up by someone poorer than he who tossed it.

So, I was picked up like crumpled, soggy lottery ticket. A tire-crushed hat. I was a perfectly good something, so you dusted me off and added me to the collection of perfectly good things that ought not be pitched aside.

But that just makes me one more spoon in the cart.

June Engagement

January Wedding

Everyone is beautiful and wanted in the sweet berry of early summer.

Everyone makes mistakes.

Really, it doesn't matter when.

Now, I put my time in a bottle of Gin.

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John W. McEwers

John W. McEwers

Nova Scotia, Halifax
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