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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Time has no beginning and no end One of the only two things which we can fully depend. Time isnt timid nor meek You can't bully a month into becoming a week Time is steady and remains the same Time can't be changed for money, love, or fame.. Time ages a body and schools a soul Time never changes. So while time touches your hair and streaks it with gray Nature helps it along it certainly may And while time brings life and also takes it away It still never changes and is something we must all face. You have told be how time has touched your skin colored your hair but I do believe it stops right there. Time does not shape you into who you have become That was the choices you made since your time had begun. It can not bear witness or attest to facts Your life has done that Time simply stood by and remained true For it has no prejudice between me and you.. Destiny bends shifts and breaks Destiny is molded by the circumstances, conditions and choices you make. Freewill stands and makes fate behave It why one year it's fruit and perhaps the next it chocolate you crave. So with time never changing and destiny shaping fate behaving still allowing a craving, tell me of the journey, the path the choices you made.. Tell me how the hand they dealt you was played. Tell me of how each naturally colored strand submitted to time Tell me of you when next you rhyme
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