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TimeA Poem by Moving MassLife comes in two parts: happiness in sleep, and truth when awake. |
Chasing Clockwork's InfinityA Poem by Mason RayburnHere I am between the heavens and this Earth I chase one man-call him Clockwork The master of it all-he determines my fate I am sent on my spi.. |
Chime of the WildA Book by Searching4aMuseChime goes against her father's wishes and seeks help from the man in the castle who is rumored to be cursed. When this turns out to be true, can Chim.. |
Chapter OneA Chapter by Searching4aMuseChime goes against her father's wishes and seeks help from the man in the castle who is rumored to be cursed. When this turns out to be true, can Chim.. |
Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock, Tick-TockA Poem by Kenneth Stephen Goodpaste..My personal frustration with a clock in my room that makes a mockery of me, whilst I struggle with an incapability to reach sleep. |
WatchingA Poem by Mason RayburnHave you ever watched the wind? How it dances in the trees? Have you ever watched a leaf As it floats upon the breeze? Have you ever watched .. |
A Villain's LimerickA Poem by LemunculusI thought this up in bed last night xD |
In the Fading Sunflower WallpaperA Story by insertwittynamehere“Tick-tock, tick-tock. Round and round goes the clock.” Cold hands grip at the hand-blown glass cl.. |
Tick Tock.A Poem by John HolmesThis is random. |
Smart MiceA Poem by AetherealThis poem is a Triolet with ABaAabAB rhyme scheme written in iambic tetrameter. It's about mice, clocks, and dreams. |
Mad Hatter At The White HouseA Poem by MandaBearI was looking a a picture of the white house and I instantly thought of the mad hatter. I hope you enjoy! |
The Keeper of TimeA Poem by Trevor Jay BloodworthTime never stops and we often forget that its there at all. It can preoccupy us or it can vanish completely. |
DeathA Poem by ElarukiDeath is a broken watch Destroyed beyond repair One last tick is all that’s left Before it never works again The cold surface w.. |
mécanismeA Poem by Dana Alsamsampaper cutouts of our hearts litterthe city sidewalks of each others mindsdeveloping from the side like a photo print,returning in alchemistic understa.. |
TimeA Poem by Leonard BirchI love time, but often there isn't enough hours in the day. |
That Shifty Old B*****d (couplets)A Poem by The Everfree Poetthe original version |
That Shifty Old B*****d (cinquain)A Poem by The Everfree Poetversion two |
Clock on the WallA Poem by MrKnowAllThe poem deals with something that is inner...unseen. |