Here you will find the Poem Grief Thief Of Time of poet Dylan Thomas
Grief thief of time crawls off, The moon-drawn grave, with the seafaring years, The knave of pain steals off The sea-halved faith that blew time to his knees, The old forget the cries, Lean time on tide and times the wind stood rough, Call back the castaways Riding the sea light on a sunken path, The old forget the grief, Hack of the cough, the hanging albatross, Cast back the bone of youth And salt-eyed stumble bedward where she lies Who tossed the high tide in a time of stories And timelessly lies loving with the thief. Now Jack my fathers let the time-faced crook, Death flashing from his sleeve, With swag of bubbles in a seedy sack Sneak down the stallion grave, Bull's-eye the outlaw through a eunuch crack And free the twin-boxed grief, No silver whistles chase him down the weeks' Dayed peaks to day to death, These stolen bubbles have the bites of snakes And the undead eye-teeth, No third eye probe into a rainbow's sex That bridged the human halves, All shall remain and on the graveward gulf Shape with my fathers' thieves.
