Though Minutes Fly
Solitude be damned to a final emotion
When we are puzzled by the mystery of life,
Inspired by misgivings in a distant memory
Touched by thought and opinion
Contemplate the meaning of passion and want
When the sun escapes to darkness,
And presumed is the want for wisdom possessed
Here in a shadows conviction;
Until the loudest sound came from quiet voices
Let the mind accept what our eyes imagine,
Until the solitude of inspiration is lost,
For meanings we gathered are soon forgotten
Here in the specter of thought
But oh to death is our journey bound
Down a road to kingdom come,
Where all is held to the quiet of its end
And judged by the silence within;
Until the loudest sound came from quiet voices
Copyright © Mark Norton | Year Posted 2013
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