A sand clock, On top, instead of sand, place small nuclear warheads falling slow

A sand clock, On top, instead of sand, place small nuclear warheads falling slowly. This symbolizes the time that is running out and the imminent possibility of a catastrophe. At the bottom of the clock, draw the island of Cuba, but with the island splitting in half, one half with the flag of the United States and the other with the flag of the Soviet Union. Las ojivas que caen se acumulan On top de ambas banderas. At the bottom of the clock, draw the silhouettes of John F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev, one on each side, with serious expressions and tense gazes, as if both were holding the hourglass in their hands, each with a finger near a red button, symbolizing the tension of being on the verge of launching a nuclear attack. The hourglass may be broken or have cracks, symbolizing how fragile peace was during this period. - Add a dark, stormy sky in the background to enhance the tension, with clouds that hint at atomic mushroom shapes. - Consider including maps, telegram, or communication symbols around the clock, symbolizing the diplomatic negotiations that were underway.