The Question Hour

I built this clock into a brick wall on a quiet evening, its Roman numerals warm under hidden light while the sky behind it cools into night. One hand obeys the circle. The other refuses, breaking free and bending upward into the shape of a question mark. At the very center, where a clock usually hides its quiet machinery, I placed a small glowing earth, our whole world held inside the passing hour. Martin Heidegger said that questioning is the piety of thought, and that is what I wanted this hand to do. A life is not the sum of its counted minutes. It is made of the moments we paused, looked again, and let ourselves wonder. The evening passes, but the asking stays lit.

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