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Time's Tale of a Life Lived"

Capturing the Soul Within the Ticking Clock"

By JarosławPublished 8 months ago 1 min read
Time's Tale of a Life Lived"
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Aquiet clock lingered. Tick. Tock. Moments. Memories. Time reigned, and that clock stood guard: a girl’s trek from birth to beyond.

First breath taken, hands danced. Tiny fingers reached skyward, touching the elusive. Minute embraced hour.

Life’s story spread; the clock saw. Laughter’s tunes, sorrow’s poems. Its hands echoed. Pondering souls? The clock reflected — its face, a swirling whirl of wonder.

Love whispered. Heart stirred. The clock, silent in song, pulsed to duet beats. Glances, secrets, lonesome tears: encrypted stories on time’s hands.

Still, it saw beyond the mere count of moments. Depths, cycles, light, and darkness. Seconds? Merely droplets in her boundless spiritual stream.

Years pressed. Mortality’s heaviness surfaced. Energetic hands now signaled the approaching dusk. In her final resting place, clock beats melded with her pulse.

rewite(Breaths waned; tick-tock gaps deepened. The dance of life ebbed. The clock? It hesitated. Stillness reigned.

A pause in time. Her final note rang. As life halted, so did the clock. Frozen hands, mark a journey’s close.

Her story, the clock’s story? Not about hours, but the soul captured within. Mortality’s bounds show depth over duration.

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Jarosław

I am on a quest to discover a space where I can freely express my ideas and artistic endeavors. As a writer, I am driven by the desire to immerse myself in life's experiences and continuously learn from them.

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Comments (2)

  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran8 months ago

    Oooo, I really loved the concept you went with here! Awesome poem!

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