I So Truly Hate the Fire of Time

Above the workspace on my desk.

Above the workspace on my desk.

I so truly hate the fire of time
Burning all we’ve come to know
Taking cherished lives away
Removing marks they made in snow
Crushing carvings stone by stone
Obliterating every trace of us
Unplanned, stochastic obsolescence
Devouring mindlessly duration’s reach
Existence but a warm respite
Between two rapid blinks of indifference
To the eternal, cold, dark suffering
Of nothingness once being has been tasted.
I so truly hate the fire of time
Burning all we’ve come to be
In each our short embodied
Fight against the flame.
 
/ W B Kek

About Gene Stewart

Born 7 Feb 1958 Altoona, PA, USA Married 1980 Three sons, grown Have lived in Japan, Germany, all over US Currently in Nebraska I write, paint, play guitar Read widely Wide taste in music, movies Wide range of interests Hate god yap Humanist, Rationalist, Fortean Love the eerie
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