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...time doesn't exist... by Ed Matlack Thursday, August 04, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

the passage of time does not exist, no clock turning, nothing does persist, counter the clock may be wise, the sun doesn’t set, only does it rise… o’er the clouds time is seen by the blind, we survive it & call it the daily grind, the transition of time is undefined, it seems to be of the god’s wayward design… time doesn’t care about its own passage, it doesn’t make to anyone a pledge, the past has not been up dredged, only the self does this or so does time allege… © ed – 8/4/11

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Reviewed by Jane Noponen Perinacci	6/17/2012

I like this! I agree. Time just is. It doesn't pass. It's a constant. Very cool write!! Love ya! Jane




Reviewed by Daniel Keith	8/7/2011

This surely gives one something to think about. May God bless you every day of your life. Daniel




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	8/5/2011

Well said Ed!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Tom Hyland	8/4/2011

ED ... EXCELLENT! EWE HAVE SURPASSED YERSELF WIF DIS ONE! YEW HAVE 'SPLAINED' AWAY THE SPACE-TIME CONTINUUM ... HAVE A NICE ... NIGHT - DAY - HOUR - MINUTE - SECOND - NANO-SECOND ... ET CETERA - ET CETERA - ET CETERA ... TK.




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	8/4/2011

You have some good lines in this one Ed, this is but one of them. "the sun doesn�t set, only does it rise�" You are so right. What we call sunset is really sunrise somewhere else.




Reviewed by Lowell Bergeron	8/4/2011

Good, Ed. A new twist on time or not time. Hmm. Lowell.