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Time stood still


If time could stop for just a moment, life would have no way of pushing the bad upon us. Many believe that in order to love, you have to learn to value time. Yet time is what hurts the most. Being a lone is what controls our deepest thoughts. Why does someone need time to miss or to level themselves? If someone is with you why can’t you just seek them always? These questions are what makes walking away so hard. If reaching out was all you were leaving out, it would seem so tedious to have something so precious walk away. Yet, many fall into this conception by something said. Time is not what you need, you need to realize that if you could do anything in this world it would be to reverse time and spend every moment with her.
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