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    Thoughts On A Clock by Eric Ritchie JR

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    The poem reflects on a clock striking midnight, with the 11th hour now over and the 12th hour beginning. It refers to the clock as having "other selves" that have taken their bows at their respective hours, similar to how the 11th hour is now taking its leave as midnight arrives. The summary captures the key elements of the poem - the progression from the 11th hour to midnight, and the metaphor of the clock's hours as different "selves".

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    The poem reflects on a clock striking midnight, with the 11th hour now over and the 12th hour beginning. It refers to the clock as having "other selves" that have taken their bows at their respective hours, similar to how the 11th hour is now taking its leave as midnight arrives. The summary captures the key elements of the poem - the progression from the 11th hour to midnight, and the metaphor of the clock's hours as different "selves".

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    The poem reflects on a clock striking midnight, with the 11th hour now over and the 12th hour beginning. It refers to the clock as having "other selves" that have taken their bows at their respective hours, similar to how the 11th hour is now taking its leave as midnight arrives. The summary captures the key elements of the poem - the progression from the 11th hour to midnight, and the metaphor of the clock's hours as different "selves".

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    Thoughts On A Clock by Eric Ritchie JR

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    The poem reflects on a clock striking midnight, with the 11th hour now over and the 12th hour beginning. It refers to the clock as having "other selves" that have taken their bows at their respective hours, similar to how the 11th hour is now taking its leave as midnight arrives. The summary captures the key elements of the poem - the progression from the 11th hour to midnight, and the metaphor of the clock's hours as different "selves".

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    Thoughts on a clock by Eric Ritchie JR

    And now it’s time for one last bow

    Like all your other selves

    Eleven’s hour is over now

    The clock is striking twelve’s.

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