Divan & Grindlock
You ever notice how a watch’s gears are like a tiny city running on copper rails? I’d love to pull it apart and see how it keeps time.
Yeah, it’s like a tiny metropolis with copper rails and gears that keep the pulse. I’d love to pry it open, but then I might get lost in the tick‑tock, chasing the very rhythm that holds it together.
You think you can out‑think a watch? If you pull it apart, just remember—every ticking part has a purpose, and most of us don’t need a pocket‑sized time‑keeper chasing its own heartbeat.
Maybe, but I’d probably just end up lost in its tiny world, trying to follow every tick. Still, it’s kind of poetic how even a little watch has a whole life of its own.
Pull it apart and you'll just chase a thousand tiny heartbeats—good luck finding a way out.