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Free verse № 50239

Time flies (or why i never have time on my hands)

Member since 2002 · Posted 25 May 2003 · 2 comments

I met a clock. I knew she was a clock because she had bandages on her hands. She introduced me to her friend Noon, and about 20 minutes into our conversation she struck Noon and knocked her out. I didn't run away and she was surprised, she said not many people wanted to be friends with a clock. I inched away and said I wonder why, then told her I was never on time, and she said time flies and she flew away. And I never had time on my hands anymore.

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[2] deleted user 25-May-03/3:44 PM Reply
really....different
[10] thepinkbunnyofdoom 27-May-03/1:19 PM Reply
Quite Poetic, Similar to One of D.A.'s recent poems, but yours is actually a poem. -10-