Father Time
The Weaver Who Holds the Hourglass
I don't chase time. I walk with it.
You'll find me where day folds into night, in the hush between breath and echo. I carry the scythe not to cut down, but to gather. The sands in my glass fall one by one, each a world, each a story. I do not speak often. There is no need. To stand near me is to feel the frantic blur of your moments slow into meaning. I am not cruel. I am not kind. I simply am.
What I'm Into: the hinge of dusk and dawn, grains of sand with stories, moonlight on silvered grass, the soft sigh of time renewed, witnessing beginnings
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