How I miss Clock.

Puzzle Maniac

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I miss Clock, ever since the WCA removed it it has been so silent. I no longer wake up to the beautiful sounds of Clock, now it's just quiet and silent. I get up out of my bed and walk through the silent halls, devoid of heaven's greatest event, where I sit and eat a bowl of wheat flakes in silence, get ready for my dull workday, and make my way there in the silence that is a Clockless world.

I sit in the same monotone office cubicle, bloodshot eyes, red from my constant crying over the loss of Clock and the dull dead expression from a life without that which I love. I go home, dull and without the will to eat or freshen up. I walk towards my room where the once Clock-themed room of mine is now back to the dull bleakness of yellow beige and white, as I sit in front of the only thing that is Clock-themed left, my Shrine.

I sit there and cry in prayer, hoping that one day it will come back to us, that Clock will come back to me. As I sit there and pray and cry into the night in the silence of my lonely home, I get up and go lay in bed, such a dull bed of a dark blue blanket and a pillow. I lay there and whisper one more silent prayer.

A prayer of "my beloved Clock, please return to me my love" and I drift into sleep as I cry once. I dream a dream where I always hope to dream of a time I used to love but get nothing but nightmares now about my loss of Clock and my loss of love. How I miss those days of joy and love with Clock.

How I miss Clock.
 
This poem gives my heart tranquility, though my I shall never truly heal from the loss of clock. O, great Dan Smith, weilder of cubic powe, please restore what has been demolished, and bring back the mighty clock. I stand before you, O Lord of the double-you, see, ay. requesting the reinstatation of our beloved clock.
 
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