There are framed memories of a man and woman They're placed together on a small table They smile and smile to those who view them Those who envy the captured love immortal
Near the table sits the woman Her face buried in her arms Tear spots cover her sleeves and fingers Pouring from a broken heart
One more look at the framed memories The man packs his clothes One more look before he leaves He has decided to live alone
Once outside, he reaches in his pocket Pulls out a picture he used to keep safe The first of him with the woman He rips it in hopes the memory would fade
Before he goes, he checks the time His watch frozen on the hour o' seven He then corrects it with a few winds Moving the hour hand to eleven
With a slight tick, It went in reverse Then came a tock, The seconds went backwards
The watch sped up In its clockwise counter First seconds, then minutes, then reverse by the hour
The man's life memories flashed all around him The pictures on the table back at home were alive Each memory, each photo, every thought and emotion Revealed to his heart a renewed mind
Every memory with the woman framed back at home Revealed itself in reverse, reminding him of his love The watch continued to rewind, then started to slow Eventually it stopped the backwards flow
He checked his watch once again The seventh hour displayed Around, a familiar ambiance The ripped photo did not fade
His first moment with his love Captured in a photograph He remembered how it all started He remembered the love he used to have
The watch then moved forward with double the speed The memories before him passed It stopped at eleven, before he would leave The first photo, intact, in his hand
He put it back in his pocket Wiped away his tears Realized that he still loved her The woman in the photos throughout the years
He ran back inside found his still crying lover They both exchanged apologetic stares And ran to hold each other
He kissed her with a renewed love From the framed memories in the room She held on, forgiving, embracing his hug As he promised "I will always love you"