A Wicked* Man once captured Milady
Time in a Glass Clock he had made,
luckily one spring, not made of
glass, broke it apart
Milady Time was set free and the
Wicked Man aged ten thousand years
in a second and crumpled to dust
The Moral of the Tale is: It Is
Wrong To Trap Non-Existent Women
In Glass Clocks Because
When They Escape, Chaos Ensues
Waste Time - Make time –
Lose Time and
Buy Time
Terry Pratchett “Thief of Time”
*A Wicked Clock-Maker
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