The Long and Short of it
Annoyingly elastic, hours shrink, just whenI want them long. At work today, not one
Would end. The sun was fixed as spreadsheet
Files lolled on my computer screen. I had
To meet with my new boss, who's known
To have a “gift for gab.” It is no gift, if
You ask me. At last, I fought the traffic
Here to be back at your side, and, look,
Already, it is very late. I have to leave to
Get some sleep, and, when my eyes are
Closed, I know the hours will begin to
Grow. By morning, in my office, they'll
Be infinite again.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2010-05-20 at 15:38
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