I believe in time; I believe that there
will be enough time. That there will be
enough minutes and seconds
in my life, to find all the wonder
in this world. To marvel,
to venture, to conquer fear,
to laugh with loved ones,
and to find the grace,
That I have been seeking all my life.
The question is though, does time
believe in me? Sometimes I fear
not, as my body crumbles
around me into middle age,
wrinkles, and aches abound.
Time, I think, may have given up
on me, my body certainly
agrees. One thing is certain,
is that time has sped up,
I am old before my time.
Various diseases have made sure of that,
and the view is bleak.
Where will I find the time I need?
I believe in time, I do;
I just
need it
to believe in me again…
Please
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Please read the companion piece Father: Once upon a time in the black sand
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As originally published by Spoonie Magazine
About the Creator
Emma Datson
I am 40ish, medically interesting, Australian poet, who is finally using her voice. My superpower is my vocabulary. Dive in and read an eclectic mix of poetry and creative non-fiction, full of love, grief and hope. Light, love


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