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Does time suddenly come to a stand still? At certain times, time just feels like a concept that has no meaning, even going backwards! She parks her car and sashays out, as if she has never been frustrated with her life! Dressed in a boldly patterned dress, she waits. She looks more like a fixture in nature, a sculpture that stood so long in a public place, not adulated, bearing beating sun, snow and rain, yet so fresh as if newly made, pleasant in a way illusory her marked chutzpah,evidently intact. At the park gate he stands, in a past he is lost, peering at her face from afar, with a keenness that doesn't seem to be normal, he hesitates time has turned it's wheel s much yet it seems a stand still to him,"Would one learn from life?" he mulls over  as he invites a smile on his face while walking over to meet her, the moment of epiphany, he is sure and wants to cherish it for ever.
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 9:26 AM UTC
A slice of stilled time pulled out from two lives.
Does time suddenly come to a stand still? At certain times, time just feels like a concept that has no meaning, even going backwards! She parks her car and sashays out, as if she has never been frustrated with her life! Dressed in a boldly patterned dress, she waits. She looks more like a fixture in nature, a sculpture that stood so long in a public place, not adulated, bearing beating sun, snow and rain, yet so fresh as if newly made, pleasant in a way illusory her marked chutzpah,evidently intact. At the park gate he stands, in a past he is lost, peering at her face from afar, with a keenness that doesn't seem to be normal, he hesitates time has turned it's wheel s much yet it seems a stand still to him,"Would one learn from life?" he mulls over  as he invites a smile on his face while walking over to meet her, the moment of epiphany, he is sure and wants to cherish it for ever.
k-balachandran
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 9:26 AM UTC
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