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Eternal Entity


Tick-tock-tick-tock. A metronome for a heart, a humor quite a bit tart. Thump-thump-thump-thump. A mind to see what's real, a kindness hard to feel. Tick-tock-tick-tock. Who is but a function of what, which neither this being sought. A time and place were void, this being challenged Sigmund Freud. Think-Thought-Think-Thought. Eras come and generations go, The being laughs as we reap what we sow. Life-Death-Life-Death. A perpetual state of ennui leaves the being with a bit of misery. An eternal state spent solitarily causes the being to cease its misery, Alone-tock-tick-tock...
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