Reflections: There is a Time for Everything!


There's a time for everything.


A time to hold tight to what you have at present and a time to let go of the past.


A time to cherish treasured memories and a time to expunge painful reminders.


A time to add new friends and a time to let go of others.


A time to claim victories and a time to admit defeat.


A time to fall in love and a time to let loved ones move away.


A time to make great speeches and articles and a time to absorb the greatness of others.


A time when oratory is a virtue and a time when silence is golden.


A time to be a hero and a time to be just human.


A time to feel loved and special and a time to be ordinary and vague.


A time to be just me and a time to be ‘the me’ of others.


A time to sing melodies and a time to hear harmonies.


Life is more intriguing with its highs and lows. Variety is spicy. You can't always keep up a high tempo. Monotony, even at a high pace, is a bore on the long run. No matter the times, good or bad, life has to move on. We won't be here today if life got stuck in the past. So too, there won't be a tomorrow if today decides to hang on to yesterday!


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