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Forever and a day…
Understanding the past.
Crying out to be noticed
Knowing deep down, it never will.Marveling at how the world
Yearns to forget the past.Always, it seems, buried beneath the rubble
Swiftly the future tramples it away
Swept aside in the current of what’s next.How I want to hold on forever, though…
Over the years I’ve learned
Like a clock, ticking
Everything must come to pass.עת לעשות לה’ הפרו תורתך when we make time for Hashem (meaning I stiil have time to do a mitzva), will eventually not be done. Midrash Shmuel
The acronym for the six mishnayos sedorim is זמן נקט to grab on to time and don’t waste it.
קבעת עתים לתורה translated to steal time for learning Torah.
The reform argument is that the times have changed, but the Torah is above time. It maybe implied in איש עיתי המדברה a person going after the times, belongs in the desert.
I would generally suggest finishing a work before publishing it.
(Are you sure you know the meaning of “come to pass?”)
I don’t need to reread a sentence to question the use of a phrase, and I don’t
see how it would matter to my other point (which I didn’t think of as criticism).
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