Time that was so long, grows short. When time had time enough, it was forever. Remember Christmas, how we thought it would never come? That's what I mean. Childhood has been lost, not to be found; the rollercoaster of years is gathering speed as we age. Faster. Faster. Stop the world, let me offfff. Time. Where did it go?
Time is what we want time to be!
and the memories we make, must live on!
Write On!
WArm hugs and Warmer love, Warrior Lady Sheeeoox
- WAlk through the other side - Time is waiting over yonder -
We all cross that path where time is elusive and ending...there is the reality that we know comes and so there is only the shortness of each day, each moment, and memories where we can find....time...
A question that I have often ask myself and seem to hear others asking frequently. It did seem that it took Christmas forever to arrive, and summer vacation...wow! It seemed a lifetime before it arrived...and event the days seemed to last for week, now it seems that Christmas arrives within a few months. I can't believe that I am already buying small Christmas gifts in preparation for the upcoming holiday, it seems that Christmas was only days ago! Where does time go? Why does it seem to be moving faster just as a roller coaster ride? I guess we'll have to try to squeeze every minute of enjoyment we can get out of life while we can! Great write about a question pondered by many...
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Karla,
Time ... or rather the reflection of time can often change the speed of reality. The rollercoaster of years can slow down if you live your list of 50 things. Great write!!!
Enjoyed...and yes I do remember this o' so well!
The olden days were beautiful and I carry them here in my heart everyday. However...time and life just gets sweeter and sweeter as the days grow long/short according to who is looking at them (as time goes along) like fine wine~I would like to think.
Best regards to you and sis, don't be a stranger have not heard from you or sis since Jan...holdin' it down in all that rain weren't you?
Smile many many blessings to you both!
~Gwendolyn
oh... all the hate letters ive written to time.
initially because it never moved and now because it moves to fast [and all the ones in the middle because it wasnt the 'healer' i was promised it should be...]
i remember the whole christmas thing well.
in my country we have summer break dec/jan and when you are just little your school will finish 5 or 6 days out from christmas... but yikes... those 5 or 6 days took 10 or 11 years to pass thats how long time drew them out and every day would be teased by that christmas tree... just sitting there... with gloating presents that had my name on it...
and now...
now i have to start counting down for christmas 80 days before its on its way so that i have time to get excited haha.
ahh you have to flip the coin and look at the bright side too, remember how long those winters seemed to be...now they too fly by. LOL Good write dear.
Fee
Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on August 6, 2007
Dear Karla,
Time is how we perceive it. We are the ones who have the power to say if we will stay on the rollercoaster or we want to get off. The rollercoaster no longer holds any thrills for me. I'd much rather be walking through a garden.
Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on August 6, 2007
Time speed is relative. It depends on how much we want to slow or quicken time. The more you want time to go fast the slower it seems. But it is not rally so, it just seems so. Clever poem. Victor
Once uppon a time I thought 16 would never come so I could get my drivers license. Now I have anoher birthday in a couple weeks.
It seems like my last one was just yesterday.
If the carnies would only reverse the rollercoaster like the Ferris wheel, we could time travel...we can still get to the carnival for the caramel apple and the rings over the fishbowl before our guppies sag! Meet you and Karen Lynn in the House of Mirrors, Karla...be well always...Blessed Be.
One can only wonder, Karla. Seems when you were a kid, time just draaaaaaaaaaaaaged on; now it's faster'n a runaway train!! STOP the train, I wanna' get off!! Very well penned, brava, Karla!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
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and the memories we make, must live on!
Write On!
WArm hugs and Warmer love, Warrior Lady Sheeeoox
- WAlk through the other side - Time is waiting over yonder -
STay Positive!
STay SAFE!
nice work Karla...
enjoyed....
Art Sun...
peace and love, Carole~
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Time ... or rather the reflection of time can often change the speed of reality. The rollercoaster of years can slow down if you live your list of 50 things. Great write!!!
...Michael
Enjoyed...and yes I do remember this o' so well!
The olden days were beautiful and I carry them here in my heart everyday. However...time and life just gets sweeter and sweeter as the days grow long/short according to who is looking at them (as time goes along) like fine wine~I would like to think.
Best regards to you and sis, don't be a stranger have not heard from you or sis since Jan...holdin' it down in all that rain weren't you?
Smile many many blessings to you both!
~Gwendolyn
initially because it never moved and now because it moves to fast [and all the ones in the middle because it wasnt the 'healer' i was promised it should be...]
i remember the whole christmas thing well.
in my country we have summer break dec/jan and when you are just little your school will finish 5 or 6 days out from christmas... but yikes... those 5 or 6 days took 10 or 11 years to pass thats how long time drew them out and every day would be teased by that christmas tree... just sitting there... with gloating presents that had my name on it...
and now...
now i have to start counting down for christmas 80 days before its on its way so that i have time to get excited haha.
where has time gone indeed.
Richard
Love Tinka
Fee
Time is how we perceive it. We are the ones who have the power to say if we will stay on the rollercoaster or we want to get off. The rollercoaster no longer holds any thrills for me. I'd much rather be walking through a garden.
Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*
It seems like my last one was just yesterday.
Walt
Sage
Georg
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
Time waits for no one
Only "one" stands still
excellent write
Peace be with you
Love
William
thanks,
dan