October 30, 2007 5:18 a.m.
When I was little,
The clock stopped
On Christmas Eve
And jumped straight to
GI Joes
In a wink and a blink
And a touch of his nose.
But the days came --
The bleaching reality came --
And where my heart not sealed,
My joy, my joy, lost its color.
And so my life passed.
And when I was dying,
The Dark Accountant came
And left, beside me lying,
Different presents that crawled from
Memory to memory
And covered them
With pain –
Which is joy, rotten.
But now --
Benignly now,
The night passes
Time with me.
(He is older, you see)
And together we count my debts.
While to men, these debts growing…
My debts to God – no one knowing,
He has forgotten.
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