Love & Time (AshRald)

Love & Time (AshRald)

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LOVE AND TIME Love and time, hand in hand, Through the passage of a life. How many words, poems and songs Have been written by lovers and poets alike, Describing this amazing feeling called, Love, and begging for more of a simple thing called, Time, Asking the great timekeeper in the sky for more of it, Or to have it wound back, for fore-longed memories, or to stop it, to bypass some painful moments, or simply speed it up, to embrace the arrival of happier times.. Love and time, hand in hand, Through the passage of a life. They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, I don’t believe that’s true. For my heart beats weaker and weaker, Every minute without you. Filling each waking minute with distant thoughts of you, Filling the nights with fairy-tale dreams to one day make come true, Thinking of you, and thinking of ways to make time fly by, and suddenly Thinking of ways to slow down, and stop time from flying by. Cursing time that keeps you so far away from me, yet Cherishing time that brings you here to stay with me. This simple wish, of more time and love, Has been granted and delivered From the Angels up above. So here stands, just another writer, just another poet, Speaking of love, and simply wishing for more time, To perhaps be able to utter and hear those words of Love Words, softly whispered and spoken through the years, From mother to child, from one to another, from man to woman, …From me, to you.. Just like love and time, hand in hand, Through the passage of a life. -Fab Ricciardi (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/love-and-time-2/)
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It was a quiet evening, the kind that felt suspended in time. I was sitting alone on the Ghat of the Ganga, where the world seemed to fall away, leaving me with nothing but the sound of the river and the soft rustling of leaves. The evening air was cool, carrying a faint scent of earth and water. No one came here, and that's why I liked it. It was my moment of solitude, my moment to think. As I sat, I found myself lost in a thought I often wondered about-what is love, really? What does it feel like? Is it just a fleeting rush of emotions, a spark of passion that fades with time? Or is it something deeper, something timeless that lives beyond the moments of life we know? And then, something caught my eye. A couple, walking hand in hand by the riverbank, their steps slow and in sync. Their silence was profound, but there was a conversation happening in the space between them-one that didn't need words. Their eyes spoke volumes, telling a story of something much larger than what they were. It wasn't just love; it was destiny. As I watched them, I realized that they weren't just together for this life; they were destined to be together across many lifetimes. In their gazes, I could feel the weight of time-how their love wasn't bound by the confines of one birth. No, this was love that had spanned the ages, something that would live on long after their bodies had returned to the earth. It was written in the stars, sealed by fate. Their presence, so quiet yet so full of meaning, reminded me of the story I'd been chasing-a story of souls bound together through time, of love that couldn't be erased, even by the greatest of obstacles. As I sat there, I realized I had found the heart of the story I needed to tell. It wasn't just about the people; it was about the journey, the connection, and the love that survives everything-even time itself.

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