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Topic : How to describe the flow of an hourglass I'm thinking of somewhat of a poetic way to describe how time flows, via an hourglass. Does sand simply 'flow' through an hourglass? Drip doesn't sound - selfpublishingguru.com

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I'm thinking of somewhat of a poetic way to describe how time flows, via an hourglass. Does sand simply 'flow' through an hourglass? Drip doesn't sound applicable, and 'stream' is just basically flow.

Basically, what's another applicable word to describe sand moving through an hourglass?


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I think flow and stream are two good choices, because they simply give the reader a clear idea and mental image of what you're describing.

But here's some others, for the sake of poetic charm:

gush
drizzle
pour
sprinkle
leak
run (running through)

Hope I could be of a little help, and good luck!


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