Life is this glass
of living wine,
it's the city’s
beating heart,
the pictures we
see in the sky,
It’s the mottled blur in
the rearview mirror,
our cursory reflection
in the window
of the charming shop
that sits the narrow lane,
Each beat of history’s
timeless rhythm
brings us closer
to a place of pure love,
a place where
the clocks just
forget to tick,
Life is lightning, after all
and just as hard to contain,
nothing more than
a static charge in the hem
of this tiny universe,
Every one of us
become of our
fleeting moments,
and the ripples we make,
they radiate
to the furthest reaches,
each one tattles and teaches,
until there are simply
no secrets at all.
~Eric Vance Walton~
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