As time flies and 2017 unfolds, Team IWC wish all members a very Happy New Year.
Here is a poem by author Arefa Tehsin and Adityavikram More
TIME
I see Time as it rolls and flies
And crawls and laughs and spies
It stands like a rock stock-still
As a heron looks for a kill
It looks with horror struck eyes
Of the fish…and then it dies
It hangs upside down with a bat
It slinks around the night with a cat
It flicks its tongue with a snake
It stares up the sky with a lake
It sighs with lovers under the moon
Then falls in their arms with a swoon
It runs down with tears on beer glasses
When you want it to stay, it passes
It dashes with the vigour of youth
When you’re old it acts like a sleuth
Sees dusk with an old man’s sight:
The passage of another day into night
It heaves up and down with breath
It moves slowly in a house of death
It repeats itself with the waves
It lies to rest with the graves
It snoozes with dusty old snaps
And traces its footprints in maps
Raises sword with a madman’s rage
And denounces the world with a sage
Whether we’re angry or we grieve
It won’t slip a second down its sleeve
Time, our greatest enemy and friend
Marks our beginning, brings our end
One thing Time can’t do is wait
Call it fated will or willed fate
Any moment, our time can run out
My friend, that’s what time is about
On this day, we wish you Time
A life that’s not a rush, but a rhyme
(A poem by Arefa Tehsin and Adityavikram More)
Do not miss the rainbows on the roads you travel!