How to translate a line with no apparent main verb


I was trying to translate a song (full lyrics here:
<https://www5.atwiki.jp/hmiku/sp/pages/39203.html>) and this one line confused
me, primarily because of its lack of main verb.

> 過行く時の中 握る手が解けた
>
> 立ち止まった君の眼差し 歪んだトキ 走る鼓動
>
> In the midst of the ticking time, our grasped hands came apart,
>
> The gaze of you, who stopped; in that warped time, was my racing heart

I’m okay with the first line (just included for context) but, unless I’m
missing something, the second line is missing a main verb, and this is making
it hard for me to put together. To me, it makes sense that her gaze might make
his heart race, or perhaps distort time, but there’s no indication that
anything acts on each other, so I’m not sure if I should connect the parts of
the line, for a more natural sound, or leave them disjoint? Or am I just
missing something completely, and one of the verbs is supposed to be the main
verb of the sentence?

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!




The second line doesn't have any verb as a sentence. They are three noun
phrases. Of course, though there are a verb in each noun phrase. The way like
that is sometimes seen in poems or lyrics. For example, when a writer
describes a beautiful girl who is playing tennis, he can describe her like
ひかる汗 真剣な眼差し 躍動する体.

So the second line means 立ち止まった君の眼差し(Your look when you stop running),
歪んだトキ(Warped time), 走る鼓動(A quickly beating heart).

