Time is the longest distance between two places.
― Tennessee Williams, The Glass Menagerie
With a pace quicker than light,
Leaving memories dark and bright,
Time goes on and on
Like a river in flow.
Unaffected by the evils of man,
A master of its own lane.
Oblivious to love, hate or greed
Always present for those in need.
Perfect and pristine in its path,
Time goes beyond math.
Even after death,
Of time, there will be no dearth.
Time will go on and on
Like a river in flow.
How did it get so late so soon?”
― Dr. Seuss
It’s incredible that it is December already. I feel like I was in a trance for much of 2020, never quite getting time to digest what was happening all around. I think while the virus has had a drastic impact, this year remains one of the most authentic accounts of our adaptability. It was definitely encouraging to see law enforcement officials, health workers and teachers adopting the required norms just as fast as the times called for it.
They say time heals all wounds, but that presumes the source of the grief is finite.
― Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Prince
Since December is often considered a festive season, I’ve decided to start a new, weekly Christmas series! Given below is the logo for the Christmas series, named Christmas Cafe!
That brings us to the posting schedule for December:
Mondays for regular posts which may or may not be Christmas themed and Fridays for Christmassy posts! Also, Haley @ My Life Of Faith will be doing a guest post this month! She’s writing a book review which I’m excited to read!
P.S The poem above was one I wrote a few years ago. I wanted it to rhyme and ignored a lot of things which is why it sounds quite cringy and bare.
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