Time
More valuable than money
And so often wasted
We spend our days searching
Ways it can be crated
The young abuse it
They’ve learned to misuse it
The elderly endured it
And try to reverse it
It’s life’s fatal flaw
And something we need
It possesses no claw
But is frightening indeed
So run fast if you want
But there’s really no point
As much as in may taunt
You cannot flee
It’s no matter if you can turn on a dime
The only thing we can’t run from is time.
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