Time Limits Of Life Poem by Earnest Simanungkalit

Time Limits Of Life



Here,
myself sat in the silence,
The soul was flied.
a touch of my heart.
Uproar as a response.
Beyond measure.
Visualization of the cries our Lady.
Little sister smiled sweetly from behind a frame.


I live in a while,
once living, indefinitely.
Time limits of life.

Here,
I try to stood up,
the weight of the doors was changed.
The same time when it entered.
Tramping feet,
heartbeat,
the torrential rain,
the coffin cycle through lightning,
eight staircases,
all is counted.


Yes, compute.
Forgotten a million memories.
Yes, life cannot be recalled once lived.
Unlimited time.
Time limits of life.  


Thank you little sister, your smile is priceless.

Thursday, September 5, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: sister
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