Fleeting (Ion Murgeanu) Poem by Paul Abucean

Fleeting (Ion Murgeanu)



Worthier than this day now is its remembrance
Which has already made its ruin-bound mold
And that is how it will have to stay
More than I could recall
Moments and hours I cherish mirrored into the mind
Having melted the precious metal of the self
Nobody is most more than I am
And no one is more thickest or more tightest
Nor can anyone be more shortest than me...
I detest myself as much as I am and expect
No reward or pampering from humbleness
Nor dues from faith
Worthier than herein I am whence I am not
And shall never be better
This moment's shards carrying me nearer
Less and less being more and more fleeting...

(2010)

(Translated by Paul Abucean)

Saturday, August 20, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy
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