A Clock

by Chaser

Published October 5, 2015

In Poetry

Social life's like a clock;
They get ticked when you talk.

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wamdog321
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wamdog321 wrote a review Review · Oct 6, 2015

I think this is great. I think that this is very true. Alot of people when I talk get ticked. So you described life perfectly. And thats what I like about this you summarized this up in two sentences. I also like how you use comparison to make the relationship between the clock and people. It is also how you can go so deep in thought while reading this. Great job and keep writing.

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wamdog321 commented Comment · Oct 6, 2015

I think this is great. I think that this is very true. Alot of people when I talk get ticked. So you described life perfectly. And thats what I like about this you summarized this up in two sentences. I also like how you use comparison to make the relationship between the clock and people. It is also how you can go so deep in thought while reading this. Great job and keep writing.

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Rin321
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Rin321 commented Comment · Oct 6, 2015

That is Hilarious! XD

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null25
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null25 commented Comment · Oct 5, 2015

You made me laugh out loud in English class...

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TahaT11n
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TahaT11n wrote a review Review · Oct 5, 2015

Hmmmmmmmmmmm..........

Thinking deep in a short way? Well, that's something weirdly exceptional.

The theme here is good and "vast" which suggests a loooot can be written about it. But you chose take another route and write it in only two lines. You could have written it in three lines, too. It would become a haiku.

Well, if you're trying to create a new style of poems written in two words, you are welcome to start the effort. But remember, the two lines have to be "deeeeep" enough to express all the thoughts of the poet clearly.

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Elinor
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Elinor wrote a review Review · Oct 5, 2015

Hi Chaser!

This is really cute, and I see what you did there with the second line. ;) But yeah, like Artemis, I don't have too much to say about it as a whole. It's so short, and doesn't have enough space to really leave much of an impression on me.

It's a good idea for a poem, and it's something I think that you can really run with. Especially if these first two lines are any indication, you're a good writer and this is a premise that I think you can do a lot with. I'm curious to see what other clock related puns you come up with!

Best of luck, and please let me know if you have any questions.

Elinor

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erilea
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erilea wrote a review Review · Oct 5, 2015

Hey, Chaser!

Well, I honestly don't have much to say... I think this could've been longer. You just say two lines and people are expecting much more. If you do decide to add on, please maintain the puns and all. That's a nice part of it.

Well, I can't say much else! Good job. The idea's extremely funny and cool. Keep writing, Chaser!

-Artemis28



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