Janus

by Hamilton - Not entered

The juggernaut let me so easily thru
     He said "No problem...
     It’s the direction in which time always grew."
     "Thanks a lot Sir. I’ll only be a short while"
     I said into a smirk of charming beguile
     Then... Then He understood
     Something I, only too late, would:
     The trip’s brutally inherent dispossession
     Dropping me into the darkest depression.
     Left to cry in a gelid, alabaster hollow
     Freezing in the slopping gel of my own sorrow
     So now I’m left bereft and jaded
     My desire for another love has faded
     "Time travels in only one way,
     Things fall apart," did He say?

Reason for writing:

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Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-07-26 17:03:48
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:38:54
Poem ID: 45270

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