Hourglass Poem by Helen Crutchett

Hourglass

The past has a habit
like an unwanted mosquito
of invading my peace.

film reels taped clumsily,
not showing the true picture of
the distant past,
the here and now,
the future....

I saw myself in the distance,
having met myself
coming back as a stranger

stone broke my hourglass
with time warped disillusionment,
dashed hopes and what
might have been


Helen Crutchett

Thursday, June 13, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: memories,past,stranger
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