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Grief’s clocks warp, melt,
Bend, Dali-esque,
Stretching, shrinking,
Fast slow,
Hurry crawl,
Rush drag,
Uncertain and disorienting,
Blurring, greying calendar lines.
Is it already—
Is it only—
The ungrieved world around
Creeps in its steady pace
From day to day.
I am flotsam, adrift,
Sometimes racing along white water,
Then sticking fast, heart
Lodged against a rock
Of yearning or
Tree root of memory,
Waiting for time to resume
Its ordered rhythm.
Grief’s clocks tick imperfectly,
Chime unpredictably,
Time-hopping between memory and reality,
Begging gentle care and patience
Until the Master Watchmaker
Resets and restores
Clocks and time itself
In everlasting Day.
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