Blursday

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Blursday 

Am I doomed 
to return to a body
again, again 
because I can’t let go?

I drop 
into the timeless,
but activity, excitement
pull me back

The blur, the rush. That fast.
The scurry, the dash
even sitting still.
Dawn, dusk, dawn   
owlcall here, gone, gone again.


(My invented word; dictionary entry created by AI)

Blursday noun \ˈblərz-ˌdā\
1. A day that is indistinguishable from other days, characterized by a blurred sense of time or uncertainty about the calendar day. 
2. A period during which time seems to pass swiftly or without clear distinction between one day and the next, often associated with aging or reflection on the passage of time.
Etymology: Blend of blur and day; formed by analogy with the names of weekdays (e.g., Thursday).
First known use: 21st century.
Example: As the years quickened, each dawn felt like another Blursday.