A Box On The Calendar
A vision of the future
When I’m just a box on the calendar
Your light will fade to blue
When I’m just a box on the calendar
You’ll regret what I did for you
When I’m just a box on the calendar
My name will catch in your throat
You’ll search for solace in photos of me
And the poetry I wrote
It’s hard to say which of us is held tighter by helplessness
One of us with so much to say, the other so much to miss
Soon the box will disappear, as time continues on
You’ll pass the day the casket lowered
The day that I was gone
When I’m just a box on the calendar
I’ll still be like the wind-
Loosely in your presence,
Impossible to pin
When I’m just a box on the calendar
You’ll wish the time had stayed
When I’m just a box on the calendar
You’ll wish the debt was paid.
About the Creator
Tanner Peiffer
I'm an aspiring poet, writing from both personal experiences and surreal concepts, with the goal of inspiring anyone who may read. I hope my art can strike a chord and shift a perspective or two. 20 years old.
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