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Multi-Dimensional Realms Clock

Designed and sold by Frocentric

$34.45

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Product features

It's always art o'clock when your clock is a work of art
Printed polypropylene face made for you when you order
Metal hands in your choice of colors
Bamboo wood frame in black, white, or natural finish
Quartz clock mechanism for accurate timekeeping
Clear plexiglass lens
Built-in rear hook, ready to hang
AA battery not included
Since every item is made just for you by your local third-party fulfiller, there may be slight variances in the product received

Multi-Dimensional Realms

A vivid account of a journey through different realms and dimensions, experienced under the influence of LSD and cannabis. The story takes place at Colombian Wonderland, where the narrator drops two hits of LSD and embarks on a wild ride through various landscapes and scenarios. Along the way, they encounter strange creatures, surreal landscapes, and dream visions. The narrative incorporates elements of science fiction, fantasy, and psychedelia. Poem: As I drop the acid, my mind starts to bend Into a world that's beyond comprehension, my friend I ride with my pals, talking and smoking some weed As the LSD takes hold, the sights start to breed We reach Canada's Wonderland, and the acid hits hard Ernst Haeckel's art swirls around like a playing card I divide the mushrooms, my friends take the bait I refrain, then smoke a joint, sealing my fate The train ride starts, and the visuals take hold Katsuhiro Otomo's worlds start to unfold Philippe Druillet's landscapes stretch out far The ride takes us to places, both near and bizarre Then Ralph Bakshi's demons and Steve Ditko's art Richard Corben's grotesques tear the world apart The ride becomes a journey, through space and time Through dystopian cities, and abandoned mine The LSD takes me to places beyond Expeditions to the unknown, where horrors spawn Cracks in reality, the snow and the cold Aged autumn leaves, flowers and water, behold Tragic woods, demonic dogs, and dark rides Mysterious secrets, ferries to secret tides Nuclear vehicles, massive ruins, and sculptures Boats to gothic islands, rituals and cultures Autumn flares, distance, and death, oh my Radiation, insects, and stars in the sky Translucent laboratories, planets in the void Grim sci-fi landscapes, death, and asteroids Post-apocalyptic ghosts, a bleak world in the night Lurking nightmares, arctic moons, and mines of plight Nature's agony, dust, and doom in the air Sunsets and blizzards, stairs, vermin, and despair Catacombs and metropolis, permafrost and rot Entities of dawn, forests, and ephemeral thoughts Mechanical beasts, macabre towers, and plants Dumped waste, fear at night, and veins like ants Damnation and twigs, the dramatic and the old Nostalgic restaurants, regret, and stories untold As the trip comes to an end, I realize with awe That I've traveled through dimensions, without any flaw.