Why does time have to go so fast? Look at the clock, it's 2am. Look at the clock just a minute later and it's 3am. Where does time go? I know this is an old question, but has it ever really been answered? Look at the years... Doesn't it seem like just yesterday it was the year that meant the most to you, but now it's been 5 years when that happened? I look at the date for all those messages I sent to my bestest friends. I love seeing dates like 6/10/10. I look at the date now, and think "wow... it's been that long?" I miss them... But things good don't stay forever in your life. That's one thing we learn growing up. I'm only 13, but the challenges I'm going to take. Ups and Downs. I know what's in life... And I know what one hell of a world we live in. But what I don't understand is where everything goes... Everything goes within time... But where does time go? What if there wasn't such thing as time? Would there be life? What if there wasn't life? There isn't time in space, and there's no life in space. Are we really the only ones out here, in this never ending world? The only ones who experience loss and pain? The only ones who will know what living is like? Or are there other people out there, just like us? Just like us, having the same problems, and wondering where everything goes... Or are they incapable of that? How do you just live life? Without thinking of it? How do you go about everyday, doing the same thing over and over and over again... wasting every second of time repeating. What is time anyway? How do we know it exists? What if it was just something somebody made up? Just to give us something to go by. How do we know there's such thing as months and years? What if it's just days? Just days going on and on and on? What do we know? Where does all this time go...?
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