You always get to the nitty gritty
Bhuwan!;-)Time is a continuum which no one understands properly, but it does not have the ability to do anything, people just make up these sayings, and they are passed down through genreations. Just like some fairy tales that are very wrong and can be harmful if thought of that way.You make people rethink what they say, which is good!
Reviewed by Jaclynn Huntington (Reader)
Reviewed on August 13, 2003
Well put! I have always considered my brain an older model that can only hold so much... having to delete information once in awhile to make room for more. At least that's the excuse I give for my senility.
~Jackie~
Sometimes I wonder about time also. I try to keep everything in perspective though. Your poem reminds me of one of my aunts. She worked hard all her life and achieved, saved her money and the whole nine yards. Then life struck her down. Her money is being enjoyed by someone else now. And her home is also. I think before I let someone take me out of my home at old age when I can no longer take care of myself. As long as I got a finger working. I might burn it. Lets see now, we work hard to better ourselves and in the end we still fall. The perspective here is, we whould appreciate every good second of life and spend our time wisely until that final day. G
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 13, 2003
Time and the computer. Interesting combination. Great write.
Reviewed by Gaye Dale (Reader)
Reviewed on August 13, 2003
Bhuwan, so right! Time doesn't do it - it's what WE do with the time... If we do NOTHING, then, yes, you get the format effect but if we persevere in sorting the issues as they come to light, and continue doing so until they cease to present themselves, then I guess it's more like a "de-fragging" clean up of our souls!
Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)
Reviewed on August 13, 2003
Great comparison....I agree with Paul... WHAT a concept!
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Buwan, please submit this to me for the next issue of Canadian Zen Haiku, Winter, 2004.
Thanks,
Richard
But sometimes time does heal...or at least we have the impression because we suddenly manage to go on with our lifes.
Nico
*Marlene*
Jenni
Kudos!
tony
--Karissa
Short and powerful...
Much said here...
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Trixie :)
Leland
Bhuwan!;-)Time is a continuum which no one understands properly, but it does not have the ability to do anything, people just make up these sayings, and they are passed down through genreations. Just like some fairy tales that are very wrong and can be harmful if thought of that way.You make people rethink what they say, which is good!
~Jackie~
Suberbly done!!
Love Tinka
footnote: If we "erase", what will we have learned? (Soak up that rain!)
Great comparison....I agree with Paul... WHAT a concept!
Thanks,
Emilie