- By Tinker Mcdowell
- Published 02/20/2011
- Poetry
In a modern society with highly developed economy and technology, a number of people are often on the go and functioning with a fast pace. In a consequence, a watch or clock to a person is like water to fish. However, imagine you are in a room full of clocks, what would you feel like? It’s perhaps a beautiful picture, but no more than a beautiful picture. Imagine you are in the center of a room filled with mirrors. Seeing so many yourselves around you, that’s really a marvellous feeling. You will find it really funny to meet numerous yourselves at the same time and be so close to yourself. Locating there, you will even feel like touching your heart and soul. Nevertheless, on the other hand, if the mirrors are not the same kind, things will get reversed. If some different Haw-haw mirrors are also there, the largest impression on you is that it’s so weird – not only lots of yourselves getting together, but each of yourselves also has different size, no matter in width or length. You may feel stress is covering you gradually and you may go to pieces at last. The same goes for standing in the middle of many clocks. If all of the clocks are with precise time, you may also find it’s wonderful, looking at them with an eye of appreciating. If you are sensitive enough, you’ll feel that you have a responsibility for cherishing time and you must make full use of every minute and can neither waste time nor kill time. However, if the clocks point at different time at the same time, even if they are quality guaranteed, you will be puzzled at least. What’s more, you will get stressed, too. Time goes by in a blink, and as a sole person, you are so small in the whole universe. Well, it perhaps leaves you disappointed and makes you begin to spend time lavishly. Eventually, you may faint and get crazy, at least giving yourself up as hopeless. Whatever, if you are a person with strong hope and confidence in yourself, I believe you can take the better side of things and enjoy your trip in the center of numerous clocks.