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English, 20.09.2019 19:30 daelinrobinson

Which word best describes the tone of this passage?
i imagine a day when i can wake up, eyes clear and untroubled. wake up and think, what should i do today? the sad reality is that i feel this urge, an invisible clock ticking, spurring me to action. i wonder if it's just me. what of the countless others i see, rushing about with hurried steps and harried faces? are they pursued by the invisible hand of time too? they, i know, are its slaves, just as much as i am.
meditative
outlandish
desperate
sarcastic

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