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Photograph
January 8, 2015
As I snap the shutter once more,
The silence has been tore,
What was once a serene scene,
Is now immortal in a dream,
The photo has been stolen from mine,
Whisked away into the depths of time,
With a sharp crisp edge,
With snow falling in a hedge,
This frozen still of life,
Will remain such a sight,
As is the curse of a blessed photo,
To be stuck in such a throe,
Condemned to hold it's peace,
Never again whole, a single piece,
And such is the horrid torment,
Of the imprisoned photograph.
© Jessica K., San Antonio, TX
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I was looking through some photos, and I was thinking about how we capture stills of life, and the moment is frozen in time.