...but one day is for the owner;
what a good ol' proverb.
And its words are so true
because no matter how long a lie goes
it'd take but only a moment for the
truth to catch up.
But what about your things the thief stole
during his "everyday" period?
The feeling of loss you felt
when he carted away your treasure chest.
Would the "one day" which is yours
as the owner, be enough
to recompense
your loss?
My advice? Safeguard your treasures;
protect your jewels such that not every-
day will be the thief's - maybe
he might still get a day or two (credit
of his skills).
And when that day which is yours -
the owner's - come;
Hehehehehe! I leave you to your discretion.
Jan 26
Jan 26, 2026 at 6:49 AM UTC
...but one day is for the owner;
what a good ol' proverb.
And its words are so true
because no matter how long a lie goes
it'd take but only a moment for the
truth to catch up.
But what about your things the thief stole
during his "everyday" period?
The feeling of loss you felt
when he carted away your treasure chest.
Would the "one day" which is yours
as the owner, be enough
to recompense
your loss?
My advice? Safeguard your treasures;
protect your jewels such that not every-
day will be the thief's - maybe
he might still get a day or two (credit
of his skills).
And when that day which is yours -
the owner's - come;
Hehehehehe! I leave you to your discretion.
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