Waits Poem by Bill Galvin

Waits

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I can talk to her about anything…
This angel on my shoulder.
"Wait, " she may say, "It will pass."
I can ask her for help to see clearly…
"Wait, " she may say, "Don't get anxious."
I can ask her about my heart…
"Wait, " she may say, "It's just not time."

The orbs of destiny roll down and around,
Through the helical channels of our lives,
Funneling toward the ultimate drain of existence.

"Wait, " she may say, "Don't be so fatalistic."

"I will stay alone, or be with those who know, " I say,
Sounding so iconoclastic, particular, and independent…
"Wait, " she may say, "Never mind. Maybe you're right."

"Wait, " I say.


3-19-2016

Saturday, March 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: mood
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Akhtar Jawad 19 March 2016

Bill Galvinn, we get four days of life, two are lost in dreaming and the remaining two in waiting. A beautiful poem.

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Bill Galvin 20 March 2016

Thank you, Akhtar... four days... a good observation.

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