23:32, mirror hour

Twenty-three thirty-two: 23:32. The two and three of the hour reappear reversed in the minutes, three and two. The latest reversed mirror hour of the day, close to the midnight reset, when the clock cycle is almost back to zero.

The digits come to ten, ten to one, the digit at the head of the count. Read backwards at this hour it points at correction rather than launch. Twenty-eight minutes of today are left: enough to take back a sentence, not enough to build anything. That is probably the right size for it.