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Sundays are my Saddest Days - July 13, 2024

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jul 12, 2024
  • 1 min read

its sunsets I’ll never watch

if I ever kept a diary

that day would have the

briefest meaningless entries

 

afternoons always feel like

a death has already occurred

and the only thing left is the funeral

of another week in the early dusk

of evening

 

it might simply be the harsh grade

I give myself for Monday through Saturday

a measurement not of accomplishments

but places I never went but could have

people I didn’t meet but should have

 

or maybe it’s just the feeling of

who the hell am I and what the hell  

am I doing with my life

 

and the timer to answer those questions

never stops ticking

 
 
 

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