Passage

Dawn hurls a new day in rites of passage;
Awake to new rays with obvious message.


See that ageing face unsmiling serious;
Time sculpts change in place with contours curious.


Sometimes I can see my father staring;
Knowing that truly kindred ties winding.


A sudden grin frames the wrinkles here;
A smile works the same to mirror fond cheer.


So swift the years breezed in a life sanguine;
Lots of laughter squeezed from sojourns between.


The mirror speaks well of change that finds zest;
Subconscious mind dwells on the journey quest.


Feelings find fond surge when noisy thoughts rest;
I feel time converge in joy's healing fest.


Now the mirror speaks as images dash;
Watch how time can peak as moments now flash.


Sleepy, drowsy me now awakening;
What else can I see in this becoming?




Leon Enriquez
15 February 2015
Singapore
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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