Analysis of Time



Time, Time, Time and Time
Time what do they call you?
Time, are you enemy or friend
To man kind

Time you changing rapidly
You lifting one and bouncing the other
One get convicted and one get prized
You running fast

Who would be able to catch you?
Today you have beautiful name
Tomorrow you trade it

You unpredictable and untouchable
Your joy never last long
You are a decisive factor for everything
Slow down let everyone know you better

A decisive workshop of the world.
At time you made them lough
And at time you made them cry
Wishing to have a lesson of time keeping
Be fair to all in time keeping
At the end you put all in vain


Scheme XAXX XBXX AXX XXCB XXXCCX
Poetic Form
Metre 11101 111111 11110011 111 1110100 1101010010 110100111 1101 11110111 01111001 01111 1010000100 111011 11001010110 111101110 00101101 111111 0111111 10110101110 11110110 10111101
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 639
Words 132
Sentences 4
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 3, 4, 6
Lines Amount 21
Letters per line (avg) 24
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 101
Words per stanza (avg) 24

About this poem

I might not be the right person to describe or define time, but from my personal view point and observation time is a decisive factor of life. My expression is based on my walk of life.

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Submitted by yeshigemaneh on February 10, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Yeshiembet/Yeshi Gemaneh

I was born and raised in Eastern parts of Ethiopia in the city of Harar, I was attended elementary and secondary school in Haile Selassie Day School in Addis Ababa. I remember when I was in grade 7, I won a prize for being the best student - a book "Alice in Wonderland," from Emperor Haile Selassie, King of Ethiopia. From High School, I was rewarded scholarship for higher education on City Administration, and Social Studies in the cities of Luneburg, Aachen and Dusseldorf, West Germany. I had also a humble opportunity of learning Western culture, German language and associated closely with hard working German people. My fascination and love for poems goes many years back, when I was in grade 7, one day our English teacher read, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star ...," since then I wanted to write poems. In 1995 I had an opportunity to join, The International Library of Poetry. Since then I expressed on variety of topics or titles; I call it my ABC poems. I see my life experience as my greatest teacher, and I love to share what I have had acquired over many years with others, however, every day I am a learner. It is my strong belief and philosophy, if a person has interest and willpower can achieve his goal. As a child, my important figure was my mother. She taught me the Ethiopian alphabets, and love of family and surroundings that helped me to see many things positively. Unfortunately, despite my wonderful childhood experience and growth; I encountered many ups and down of life journey that too taught me a lesson. Now, I am in my senior years being old is wisdom. There is a saying, "quitters are losers," and I don't want that to apply on me. more…

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