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  >> Static Item >> Poetry >> Romance/Love >> ID #1044724  |   Show DetailsPrinter Friendly Page Tell A Friend
The Ticking Clock
A poem about heartache.
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The Ticking Clock

I am not sure. I couldn't say
exactly when she went away.
I'm thinking it was near the stroke of midnight.

I do not know. I didn't hear
exactly when the hand of fear
began to squeeze my heart; was it at day break?

I thought I heard ... what is that sound?
I closed the door and looked around.
She's not back although it's close to mid-day.

When will it end; I'll never know.
Tick, tock, tick the hands so slow,
bringing me to half past the time of heartache.

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