The Clock

The Clock

A Poem by Deandra Dawn

The Clock

The dreadful clock
ticking down
the seconds
to the inescapable
rush of
confusion
winding down to
the truth of the
rising sun
a jumble of thoughts
melting away to the
t i c k  t o c k
of time
seconds following
minutes
following hours into
endless days
sleep deprived
and dreaming
of extinction
you wake to the hushed sounds
of a world
still in slumber
loathing the
 t i c k  t o c k
of time
passing away
slowly
t i c k  t o c k
t i c k  t o c k
to the end of
time

© 2012 Deandra Dawn


Author's Note

Deandra Dawn
Just had a little fun....inspired by.....well, you know who you are :)

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Big Ben, Strasbug Cathedral, Time Square and any childhood memory of that one very old clock, someone's great someone or another brought it over from the old country and it is the only thing that survived. Broken a thousand times, fixed more often than not.




Very haunting on my childhood level,



Nice.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Once again I say your simplicity is refreshing..fully understandable and delivered with precision.
This type of simplicity is so welcome to me..I guess I get tired of massive riddles to say simple things..maybe I'm too stupid to unravel them..maybe just too lazy..lol
Well done.
Scott

Posted 10 Years Ago


Nice rhythm ..I could hear the tic toc of the dreaded clock. I had to rush for my coffee

Posted 11 Years Ago


I know that feeling. Very nicely done.

Posted 11 Years Ago


I love how you use a few words as possible in your works but still get your message across........excellent

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Pax
nice, i like the repetition of tick tock, it must be a very good inspiration that you came up with a very nice poem.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Big Ben, Strasbug Cathedral, Time Square and any childhood memory of that one very old clock, someone's great someone or another brought it over from the old country and it is the only thing that survived. Broken a thousand times, fixed more often than not.




Very haunting on my childhood level,



Nice.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Deandra Dawn
Deandra Dawn

Orlando, FL



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My name is Deandra Dawn and I have been writing for as long as I can remember. I also go by the name, Ravishing Raven, and I am currently reworking my website. What else is there to know when there .. more..

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