I voice my disagreement at the start
while holding all of time between my hands
so I can finally become aware
that I'm always turning back.
What am I?
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I voice my disagreement at the start
counter - to voice opposition
while holding all of time between my hands
clock - holds time, well all the 12 hours and then resets, within its hands
so I can finally become aware
wise - have become aware
that I'm always turning back.
counterclockwise - turning in a backwards direction of rotation, than usually considered forward
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You could be an
hourglass
because
it starts full from one half from the start and the sands continues (to disagree) till the end only to turn back again. Time is accounted between its ends.
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$\begingroup$ How does this explain the first line about 'voicing disagreement at the start'? $\endgroup$– StivCommented Mar 9, 2020 at 16:03
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$\begingroup$ @Stiv I was thinking along the lines of the sands moving along a direction to be an “argument” against the other end. $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 9, 2020 at 16:48