The River of Time

Capturing the Passage of Moments

By mees den BoerPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

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Time flows like a stream,

Seconds turn into moments,

Eternity waits.

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mees den Boer

Mees den Boer, fiction writer. Spinning tales and exploring the human experience through the written word. Join me on my journey of imagination and discovery.

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