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A Dream Of Clocks.

I had this dream in University, I had fallen asleep in an art class. At the time I was working awake overnight shifts regularly to support myself while learning Full time. It's set up as a visual poem.

By Nicholas R YangPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
A Dream Of Clocks.
Photo by imad Clicks on Unsplash

A Dream of Clocks

Tick, tock, tick, tock, I sit and watch the clock's

                                                                              

drop.

They sl  i                   de away like a slow, hot day.

They drip, like water, as time flows on.

Why

they

lounge

in

a

tree? I don't know, but they m

                                       e

                                                   l

                                                   t away slow.

Slithering across the ground, I look up and wonder,

Why don't they fly? Is that not what time does?

I'm under their t

                          w

                        i

                           s

                        t

                           e

                         d

birch now,

I listen to the clocks as they tick-tock.

They laugh at my mortality.

Endlessly, they drag on.

epi       , like paint on an easel.

   e        n

 W         g

TickTockingClickClacking

Depressed they have to live theirs,

They know that at least, eventually, I get to rest.

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Nicholas R Yang

Nicholas R Yang is a Non-Binary writer from the beautiful East Coast of Canada who writes in various genres, including horror fiction, sci-fi horror, and fantasy. Curator of the blog, Nightmare Narratives- Tales from the Dark Ink Well.

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