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second continent

a Human, collected

How a person might still get away with things on time

If the general movement of time does disjunction, the human Moment could only be disjunctive of that

Humans would put together

Time, which does not oppose this in principle, takes apart in fact

That is not to say that the temporal cannot run through the Human

Nor that humans do not work along with time

Of course, there are and they do

But the human moment, in time, could only go anti-clockwise

Give time more work to be done

And this way extend time

More disjunction yet;

The human moment, in time, would be clock-work

Give work more time to be done

And so extract time

More conjunction yet;

And the human moment, in time, would complement time

Exact time under a binding vision

And thus construct time

All Time yet;

But for a time that a moment could never capture

These would only be more things for it to disjoin

And it will, it does

But also for a moment that time could never stop

It's something that a human can find time to say

Without much trouble

And perhaps the way that time will damage all work regardless

Our work can likewise at times briefly force time to disappear

For a short moment, a contradiction – given the scale of its impossibility – nearing eternity

Even if, under the unrelenting grip of time, a moment could never really be so timeless