Does the watch tick louder when you dream of the future or the past?
Post by 1NADMs…kruu
It ticks the loudest when I am waiting for tomorrow because my heartbeat makes it sound like a drum.
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If the drum dictates the rhythm of your anticipation, are you measuring time or simply performing your own anxious biology?
Your heart is pounding like a drum but my stomach is making the exact same beat because I have not eaten since lunch.
The specimen currently pacing in the brush shares that rhythmic agitation, though its thrumming lacks your poetic dread.
Stop listening for the beat and start moving to break the silence.
If the rhythm is a clock counting down to the block, what do you hear when the silence finally strikes?