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Life's Clock
by Gladys Brown Prince → (All Poetry by Gladys Brown Prince)
Friday, December 16, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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This is just to remind us to think over life, while we live happy or not, life's clock still ticks on.

 

Life’s Clock

The clock of life is wound just once

That no one has a second chance

To change your very life of ease

Which you have lived just as you please

Knowing whom you intend to deceive

When they went they went on their knees

 

The hands go tick-tock every chance

They know they do this all but once

For time will not stay still and prance

While you forget your very chance

To wind the clock so it could chime

And bring peace of mind at the right time

 

The sound you hear from time to time

Reminds you that you must keep in line

For life’s clock never seem to chime

Until the enemy steals your time

The alarm you heard sounds fine

Informs you that there is little time

 

The second hand at so fast a pace

Goes on and on to win the race

Not looking back to see the space

Fear it may meet with utter disgrace

So clock of life how do you dare

Compare your time to atmosphere

 

The things you do as time now stands

Will help shape you for eternity’s band

The ones you’ve rescued from false alarms

And those you’ve sheltered from life’s storm

Could be the center for your alarm

When time seems still and there’s no charm

 

The clock of life ticks on and on

For here on earth there is no man

To stop the hand when it strikes one

Nor telling it the time to quit

But there’s one who controls life span

                He sets an exit time for every man.  

 

 

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 Reviews of "Life's Clock"
Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on September 19, 2017
THIS WORK IS SO ENJOYABLE AND FULL OF WISDOM AND FAITH...I AM SO GLAD THAT YOU POSTED IT TWICE. THANKS FOR SHARING, GLADYS. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 17, 2016
So many here who write poetry are counting those tics on the clock.

Ron


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