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Tick Tock
February 28, 2013
1907: Firemen destroy the city clocks.
As cities increase they decrease.
Past fades into present.
Buildings transform to moderate.
Tick Tock...
Tick Tock...
1972: Urban development obstructs.
Funds pile to help.
Clock ticks at the museum.
And restore history, finally.
Tick Tock...
Tick Tock...
1976: One clock still remains.
Stands where it belongs. Home.
Proudly displayed.
Museum entrance Wells Street.
Tick Tock...
Tick Tock...
© Nicholas B., Highland Village, TX
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