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How life comes and goes, flowing along, unstopable on its way to eternity.
                                      How life comes and goes, flowing along, unstopable on its way to eternity.
                                             
                                                                      The Way of Life
         If life is a road, shouldn’t there be a map? But no. It couldn’t be that simple. Such is the way of life, never to know exactly what lies ahead. Some people, for one reason or another, seam to have a fairly good idea, while others find themselves wandering blindly. And Life goes on. In my wake I leave a trail of hazy memories, festering regrets and star like swaths of happy recollections. Ahead lies a dark void, home to the pail forms of fanciful hopes, and the shadows of uncertainty and fear that prey on them.
                                                                
                                                                          Time and Tide
         I feel the time slipping by, as one might feel a stream of water flowing past. The water is always changing, but the current remains the same. The present never last long enough before it is swept away. So many things I mean to do never get done. Some day it will be to late. It is true what they say; Time and Tide wait for no-one. My greatest fear is that of waking up one morning (or rather, not wake up one mourning) and finding that my life has run its course, and I have done nothing. I have never been good at getting things done; always to contemplative and argumentative. Hopefully perseverance and responsibility will find their way into my character some day soon.
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