Twelve Minutes
Here’s an old, old poem from my journals. I was probably twenty-one.
Ten minutes, twelve
A slim segment of
Boundless possibilities
Life-changing structure
Structureless life
Miracles and sanity and reason and hope
Whirl in twelve minutes
Six minutes
So much in six minutes
If you keep halving it
You’ll keep having it
The end will never come
If you focus
Try hard enough
Escape the impermeability
The wretched maze
Of time
Time doesn’t tick anymore
It squeezes in silence
And bloats our fears
And miles yawn before us
And thirty-odd years
And when the end happens
We’ll look back and see
Just nothing, black nothing
And eternity
ooh that young angst
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