Senses

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Do you see what I see
I can’t see what you see
If you could see what I see
And I could see what you see
What would we see
Do you know what I’m thinking
I don’t know what your thinking
If I knew what you were thinking
And you knew what I was thinking
What would we think
Do you know what’s important to me
I don’t know what’s important to you
If I understood what’s important to you
And you understood what’s important to me
Would it still be important
Do you know how I’m feeling
I don’t know how your feeling
If I knew how you were feeling
And you knew how I was feeling
How now would we be feeling
Would that be important to us
What would we think
Would we now see?
Clearly you only have to nominate ‘time travel’ as the subject of a writing competition to get people thinking.
Time, for me, was at first just “the clock on the wall” at high school. When is lunch? When will this test finish? And when is home time?
Have you ever found yourself at the bottom of a well?
The decay of an atom indicates that time itself has passed, it is the origin of our concept of time.