always a sweeping time pushing and pushing; i once walked the streets, unconfined now i watch the sunset dance with its dying progeny but it is too much time; always a sweeping time herald of change and the falling of centigrade million-children clutching at their fathers and wrenched from those hoary, old men expired, unburied, restless left to wander the streets-- i see them now. the wind holds them tight i see them now. how they waltz for their fathers.