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Days dressed as hours, trying to hide their minutes and seconds. Embarrassed of the detailed life it has led. The events that took place. Happening faster than light can run with all its tiny little might. Days break off into the next and it all seems like one big line of breathing, eating, laughing, crying, dying and hating. My days are rather different, in that they only consist of breathing and eating. Oh. . . and time.
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