I wrote a relatively (semi) vague/cryptic poem today. I hope someone cracks the code. Oh

Time flies so fast.

Query: Why do we use the verb "fly"? Can't we say that time "swims" so fast or time "crawls" so fast?

Okay.

I composed a new organ piece today. I feel happier now. Hihi. If you want to listen to it (it's called "Clocks on Ice"), just go to the Music Compositions tab.  : )

Time flies/swims/crawls/wiggles so fast. I was composing an organ piece a while ago. It was 8:30 PM, then the next thing I knew it was already 10 PM. Then the next time I checked the clock, it's already 12 midnight. Before we know it, it would be the year 2050 and by then, my nails still haven't experienced nail polish (I have virgin nails hihi - irrelevant information).Time is an odd element.

So now I am reading a text by Arturo Escobar -- "Culture sits in places: reflections on globalism and subaltern strategies of localization" Excuse me as I hyperventilate.

Hi.

I have to do a report on this one. Wish me luck. Oh. This will be an interesting night/morning.

But I have to get up early! I'm spending the day with my best friends tomorrow : )

Too bad I wasn't able to watch "A Home at the End of the World" on HBO. I want to watch that movie again.

Oh, and about the poem. It's in my Fiction and Poetry tab. If you want to crack the vagueness, then look for "One to Four." It's based on events last semester, so it only makes sense to the author and...

Bye now.