The loom and fabric of time
Our lives being spun unseen beyond unseen time

Somewhere beyond a time glimpsed, a time poignantly poised
Mystically woven threads spin continuously with life's rhythm
Spun by the sages, seen by seers, those we think mad and oddly off
The ones we lock away, not understanding their third eye 'seeing'
The ones who see beyond the mortal veil of this world, brightly
Truly they see the majestically magical things which we ignore
We, who open not, nor use our third eye gift to see the truth
We see not the moments as they tick by...tick.....tick.....tick...
Where the unseen spinners of time spin....spin....spin....spin...
They spin the threads of a loom which determines our destiny
They decide the numbered years of our lives which we accrue
They ascribe to each life the day, minute or hour of our existence
They weave the threads so very skillfully, entwining our frail souls
They design the matted fabrics of our divinely given existence
Upon the loom that measures our many loves, dreams, hopes, sins
Live lives still to be lived, should be lived within each given moment
For the unseen spinners of the loom spin on, the threads never stopping
Life is an odd dance of 'spin the bottle', when will the little betraying spout
Point, spin and stop in front of you, as you fight to the last tiring breath
To hold on tight to this relentless thing called life, yours to savor and enjoy
Every day you awaken, ready to carpe diem a new day, grab, seize the day
Is another day you win the eternal fight against the turn of the loom!
Spinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspinspin
Tickticktickticktickticktickticktickticktickticktickticktickticktickticktick
Time, it is said waits not for any mortal soul, oh to be counted immortal
Who decides the extent of our mortal coil?
Carpe diem!
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