there,
could you hear it?
It came in the slow,
monotonous,
ticking of the clock.
It left ashamed,
forgotten in the absolute silence of space
following that booming,
clicking,
noise.
Whether it came or not
was as irrelevant as her
claims of the same.
It did not matter now
and would not matter later,
but that's true of everything.
No revelation there.
No unshrouding of mystery,
only a compounded problem,
and another averts their gaze,
afraid in a soul-paralyzing manner,
keep walking.
Just,
keep walking.
It's too big a problem,
it's too big a battle.
Keep walking.
The clock ticks,
the jump to something real,
the clock ticks,
the jump to
anything at all,
the clock ticks
anything…
the clock ticks,
at all…
the clock ticks.
LIke the way you present the pace of life and those tasks controlled by the clock.