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Time Running Out (Self-Applied Ageism) There's this feeling I should face the mirror, accept my lot -- wasted. (Whenever I have passionate feelings like young love) I desire to reveal hidden in this failing structure, flowing words...but that river runs out with a flick. Dim light glows above the vanity, won't lie (anymore) to caverned eyes scanning and perceiving the unwanted, disheveled, unrepairable, long face. Running it back: Time Running Out Like Ageism There's this feeling I should face the mirror, accept my lot in life -- that I wasted it. (Whenever I have passionate feelings akin to a young lover that I want to reveal in structured, yet flowing words...but that river runs out with a flick, dim light glows (douses daydreams) above the vanity, won't lie to caverned eyes scanning and perceiving the disheveled, unrepairable, long face.) Revisit: Dated. Living with flames from my past, in this stove burning hotter, more intense, destroying the flippant molecules collecting in thinning air surrounding a house soon to become cinder, when it should ignite with the kerosene it lacks. I can't be a lantern. Words echo memories of reflections of the little fireflies and moths that lingered before the grave, shallow image appeared in a dull mirror to haunt me daily after I wake. Guess, I'm getting up to clutch sharpened graphite. 8.28.21 Perfect specimen inside a walking corpse with love to unveil. |