Time Is Ten To Two

Al love this beautiful observation perfect :)

love Crim

Hi Crim

Thanks so much for your kind words, I'm glad you like it!

Al
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I often reflect upon the position of the sun vs. a watch too. It seems more natural and primitive.
The steel structure reminds me of a construction site of sorts.  I'm impressed you referred to a watch
via your wrist vs. a cell phone.

The structure of time itself depends on our perception, self deception, and conception without us time does not exist. (Or does it?)
Loved this thought provoking work Alistair.

Sir Rev. . .I can't remember the last time I even wore a watch?. . .Hmm. . .I do, however, follow time (or the shadow) via the sun; 9 out of 10 times I am right about the time. . .isn't that awesome?. . .Enjoyed the observation between the watch & sun. . .& IMO, watches were only created because people just got tired of looking up. . .Enjoyed. . .xo, Devlin.

I've picked at this one a little bit. In all honesty, I can't stand clocks. I can hear a ticking clock right from the other side of the house. Can't stand it. Can't stand the ticking of time.

But I like the observation here that time is frozen for a few lines... and I think that's the beauty of poetry.

Enjoyed this one 😊