Time
Time is ever changing, moving faster and faster every second to reiterate and distinguish the future from the present
It can’t be bent, nor lent, or even persuasively sent
And thus by naïve human ideals we platform an untouchable constant that is reconciled as a disclaimer to all as we fault at the acclamation of the word fate
But by time we realize what has slipped away it is found already to be far too late
Patience is a virtue that brings light to what by appearance cannot be determined but as does the direct confrontation of what could be forgotten
As the cries through the tolerance of lost time are unheard of through the potent din
There is a place for action to be taken rather than time being wasted
And a place for time to pay its dues so that nothing is misstated
Yet both inexplicably underlie the reflectively identical morality
Hoping that neither will relay a subsiding reality
The future is not something that is neither out of human grasp nor is your own defined by predetermined destiny
Unless you let circumstance control you as if it’s some unmatchable tyranny
You must take hold of every second for as quickly as it appears it falls into the past just as inconspicuously
Don’t let what has always been right in front of you disappear just because you don’t accept the possibility of the visible opportunity
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