Water Clock

Water Clock Drip-drip sings in my ancient ears. So close to the bowl I see the rings. It dings out the hours every sixty. Tick-tock sings in my present ears. So close to the tower when it chimes. It rings out the hours every sixty. Crest-trough sings in my future ears. So close to the wave I see the vibrations. It sings out the hours every sixty.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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