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TICK-TOCK

By Joy Moore
May 16, 2022
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Dear old clock upon the wall,

could I please hit rewind?

To change mistakes, both large and small,

if only you’d be kind.

The past, it’s gone, has flown away.

Will it return to me?

In truth, it did not pause or stay.

It flew on out to sea.

If I could snatch you back again,

rewrite, redo, rethink.

The things I said that caused you pain,

if I could just re-ink.

I want to fix, redeem, indeed,

but steps now gone are weighed.

The time has flown at smashing speed

and leaves behind its shade.

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Joy Moore

I am an active member of SCBWI, a graduate of The Institute of Children’s Literature, Making Picture Magic, A Picture Book Master Class, The Lyrical Language Lab and The Art of the Arc. My writing credits include: Wiggle-Wiggle, Scratch-Scratch, Itch-Itch-Itch with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Pink Riding Hood and the Warty Stick Monster with Bumples magazine. Song of the Whippoorwill with Balloon’s Literary Journal. Moments with Kids Imagination Train. Daydreaming with Kids Imagination Train. And many others. I am thrilled to be here!

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