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Drip. Drop.
January 17, 2021
Drip. Drop.
The Sun is the Clock.
Snowflake Fallen. Snowflake Gone.
Drip. Drop.
The Time is Soon.
The Time is Running Out, The Time is Speeding Out.
Drip. Drop.
Flee to the north.
Blow away, Run away.
Drip. Drop.
The Time is Out.
The Frost is Gone, The Snowflake Melt.
Drip. Drop.
Drip. Drop.
© Barbara S., Hoffman Estates, IL
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SparrowSun ELITE said...
on Aug. 29 2021 at 12:02 am
i tried to record mine but i had tech issues. and no, that was inspired by weirdness and my sad life. but good point, it does coralate.
Was this an inspiration behind Raindrops in the Snow?
Also, I wonder how it would sound sung. I have written poems classified under song lyrics (mainly because I named them after a jazz track), but I don't play or sing mine. I tried recording my voice once and ugh it was awful.
Also, I wonder how it would sound sung. I have written poems classified under song lyrics (mainly because I named them after a jazz track), but I don't play or sing mine. I tried recording my voice once and ugh it was awful.
its very fun to sing, but also kinda sad. its for a photo illustration i made, also on ti with a shorter version of that poem as an explanation. its a snowflake with a sort of river of water under it, its gorgeous, and it says Beauty Made To Melt.