Past, Present, and Future
There existed a past.
A sedulous history,
An empyrean future,
A promise from God
To be led into the present:
A profligate freedom,
A motionless turn of the table,
A possibility upon cracked lips.
The present,
A diving into the deep,
With but the vestiges of youth,
And some sort of immaculate miracle.
At present,
There is lack of a future,
for nothing is really promised
Like the words from a man’s lips
A future,
Of a forgotten noblesse oblige,
Of a naivety and loneliness,
Of fear of self and of love.
The future
We see with but unclear eyes:
A parturition lost in our hands,
The burgeoning disillusionment.
She of past, present, and future
Must ever,
Beautifully,
Push forth.