hourglass figure (20161230)

let the year slip by
let the hourglass
run out of sand
and for god’s sake
no one turn it over

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merrildsmith December 31, 20164:08 am

Indeed! Happy New Year, Mr. Crow!
1. crow December 31, 20167:13 am
  
  And to you, Merril. 🍾🥂
  1. merrildsmith December 31, 20169:40 am
    
    Thank you! 🙂
Poet Rummager December 31, 201612:40 pm

Sand is so untidy and drifts away so easily. Well said, Chuckie. Happy New Year! ❤
1. crow December 31, 201612:58 pm
  
  Thanks, my Rose. Have a wonderful new year.
  1. Poet Rummager December 31, 20161:04 pm
    
    ❤
hbhatnagar December 31, 20166:06 pm

No resets….though I took it quite another way when first I read the lines. Happy New Year to you!
1. crow December 31, 20168:16 pm
  
  Ha ha–I wish I knew how you took it!
  
  Happy New Year to you, my friend. May we find peace, or at least, less chaos in the new year.
  1. hbhatnagar December 31, 20168:37 pm
    
    Amen to that! 🙂
angieinspired January 3, 20179:39 am

so glad i’ve come across the sands of your blog. i like your grittiness
1. crow January 3, 20179:58 am
  
  Thank you! I’m always happy when new visitors come by.
  1. angieinspired January 3, 20179:59 am
    
    me too
mariasjostrand January 19, 20172:25 am

This was refreshing to read after the many, many, many poens about not letting a single moment slip by!
1. crow January 19, 20176:05 am
  
  Sometimes it’s better to just let it go. 😀