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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Idle, wasted time rapidly escapes in boredom; active, creative time lingers longer in diversions." _by Poet The measure of earth time is set for us by numbers on a clock, and by the sun. Our calendars and seasons are a plus, as are the holidays that meter fun. But, speed of time- within oneself is spun. In younger years- time passes slowly, then reverses, as we age, to speed up fast. Why is that so? A thesis is- that when time zooms- too little stimulus is cast! To slow it down, zoom life- and feel time last. July 28, 2019 Contest: ''T'' Contest, New or Old Poetry Contest Sponsor: Constance La France Theme Chosen: 5 Time ~2nd Place~ Premiere Contest: English Quintain Poem Sponsor: Janice Canerdy Judged: September 7, 2019 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Escape Familiarity "If familiarity is the initial cause for time moving quicker, then by deliberately seeking out the unfamiliar, we can effectively “influence” our perception of time. Escaping familiarity can be as simple as pursuing a new hobby, meeting new people, pushing boundaries, and learning new skills. The point is to break out of routine." Reference: "How To Slow Down The Perception of Time" www.travellennial.com
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