Friday, September 2, 2011
Ticks
As the hand moves along time starts to fade. the sound of the click as each second goes by for when it finally reaches the time where i can do what i please. as i sit in class now i relieze what i am doing. everytime i wish for the clock to speed up i am wishing to grow up. i am wishing for another chapter of my life to begin and to turn the page on a section of my life. Am i wishing my life away? should i hope that each second goes faster and faster so i can do what i want? but then what happens for when it reaches the time? i have wished for every second to go faster and faster and now i can no longer live in the moment and am always looking ahead watching the clock tick seconds away until the time i want is reached. or do i live in the moment and never look at the future? if pain is all i am feeling do i still live for the moment and no wish to speed up the clock. Is it good to wish for the clock to be sped up or live for the moment? you tell me.
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repetition of questions is an effective tool to use. the constant questioning works here and is mirroring the repetition of the ticking of a clock. Your title totally works because it could be referring to ticks like the bug, ticks like an involuntary habit, or the ticking of the clock. dig it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ms. Mags. This is a really cool way of thinking about how all of us students look at class. How we are always looking forward to what is happening next instead of living in the moment. I LOVEEEE the line "Am I wishing my life away?" Because it really made me think about my life. Good job!:)
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