The Ticking of Time
The ticking of the grandfather clock reminds me of the things I still need to do.
the ticking may seem harsh and quick
but the minutes are slow
as I am young
with what seems like an infinite amount of moments
at the tips of my fingers
but the ticking only gets faster over the years
reminding me that I cannot stop
things must be done
and I must be the one to do them
for if not me, then who
I know that I must complete these things
since only I can hear the sharp ticking of the grandfather clock
reminding me that time does not stand still
but keeps moving, living, being
until it
finally
meets
death.
Time may be forever, but I, of course, am not.
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