Out Of Time.

The wheels have started to turn.
Or rather, the wheels have started to slow down, they’ve started to stop and the clock has started its final countdown.

Everyone can feel it, it’s in the air now.
We’ve run out of time.

We’re all getting caught up in frantic attempts to tie the ends of our own tapestries perfectly, but while doing that, we’re leaving so many other ends untied, frayed, inexplicably knotted.
And I guess that is how it will remain for the rest of forever, reminding us of our choice each morning, coming back to us with the taste of black coffee, familiar and bitter all at once, reminding us of how we chose the world over ourselves, and ourselves over the world together somehow at the same time, how we chose to be selfish.
You see, it isn’t even a choice anymore; we don’t have an option, it’s been forced down upon us by society, and to choose anything else would be nothing but pure foolery right now.

So why is it that I’d still choose this over everything else?


Image taken from here. What a great photography blog!
And I know I only post black and white images with my blog posts usually, and I’m so sorry I just think they’re really pretty.
Black and white brings out beauty in even mundane things, it’s magical.

25 thoughts on “Out Of Time.”

  1. Black is usually associated with tragic but it’s magic and when mixed with white, it complements it so well❀❀
    “Out of time” is innately perceptive and riveting.Keep up the great work😊😊😊

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    1. Its not so much tragedy to me as it is the forgotten or the ‘invisible’, the things that are always there but you never really notice them until they’re gone.
      Thank you so much! πŸ™‚

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      1. Yes absolutely πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘I couldn’t agree more to it as we humans have the tendency to look back and pine for the bygone.We take them for granted when they actually exist in our present lives.Thank you for your beautiful insight πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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