My Grandfather Clock Written by me and my friend Miss Thompson

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My friend Miss Thompson and i wanted to enter this poem in a contest but the contest we wanted to enter had a rule that each poem was wrote by one person so i decided to post it on here. Thank you YJ228692

My Grandfather Clock Written by me and my friend Miss Thompson

Pendulum forever swinging,
your bell's sweet sound forever ringing.
Counting down the seconds of life,
without a worry, without a strife.
Eternal echoes of tick and tock,
my hundred year old grandfather clock.
Wooden carvings down your side,
like a wedding cake,a groom, a bride.
The numbers on your face are torn,
yet still your spirit's never torn.
Eternal echoes of tick and tock,
my hundred year old grandfather clock.
Swinging to and fro, minutes go by,
the numbers repeat and time will fly.
Digital clocks light up in the fog,
but I prefer my old analog.
Eternal echoes of tick and tock,
my hundred year old grandfather clock.
It never lies when telling time,
it's silent but for ticking rhyme.
The cogs will turn within their cage,
throughout the years they never age.
Eternal echoes of tick and tock,
my hundred year old grandfather clock.

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GentleT commented on My Grandfather Clock Written by me and my friend Miss Thompson

01-27-2010

Nice rhythm and rhyme. I like the subject, too. I think they are pretty and eloquent and they don't lose time when the power goes off. Good job!

karix13 commented on My Grandfather Clock Written by me and my friend Miss Thompson

01-24-2010

I wrote a poem about that contest. See "Unfair" I'm commenting a lot today aren't I?

karix13 commented on My Grandfather Clock Written by me and my friend Miss Thompson

01-24-2010

Hi there! I still love that poem! thanks for posting it! I just got my account, and i'm going to friend request you soon. In case you don't know by now, i'm "Miss thompson"

A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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