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Created on: December 17, 2010
There is a clock on the wall
Going tic, tock
When nobody's round it stops and looks around
Waiting to be the host of its entertainers
Built with no mind of its own,
And runs on threads
Time does not run on clocks however
It runs when our hearts bring to mind
Memories of times by
And ignite it as it start beating fast
Then you realize what time it is
Is it time to make peace or just a peaceful time?
Make amends or forgive our brothers and sisters?
Tell me, what hours does your clock bring?
Or would you fancy it lifeless?
Such is, a heartless life
Timeless and meaningless
With no tick or tock
Water is not thick nor blood
Not knowing what time is going to be
Can't tell from love to joy
What hate is all about even out
I am watching my clock going tic tock
For it reminds me of a time full of life
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