I’ve found that a gear’s motion is almost like a metronome, each turn a steady tick that you can translate into the pulse of a sentence. If you want to capture that rhythm in words, keep the phrasing simple and repetitive—think of a line that echoes the gear’s cadence, a phrase that rolls like the turning of a tooth. The key is precision; let each word be a tooth, and the entire sentence become the silent heartbeat of the machine.