Salvador Dali, The Persistence of Memory (1931) |
Time
3:11
I stand still
In a place
Breathing
One second in
One second out
A heart beat
Time runs through me
Where ever I stop
Though I missed the last train
Parallel tracks never to meet
Guthrie was bound for glory
I can’t predict my future
Only to know
It already happened
Someplace parallel
With a giant red
And lizard skin
Could that really be me
Or has the space
Between my ears
Morphed into your
Weird fantasy
Leaving me
Leaving me
Something you waste your time on
When you don’t have a pen
To write on the bathroom wall
Big Ben strikes
And the Thames flows down
Towards Greenwich
Where they lock up time
Between midnight and six
Save it in a glass
There’s far too much sand anyways
In the Sahara where men
Crash and burn their skin
Parched mouths
Fried eggs
And once again
I am late for breakfast
Wait a sec,
Can I do it again?
Or has Elvis left the building?
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