The soul called me and asked, *“Where’s your confidence?”* I answered, *“Time would know.”

I’ve spent years believing I was running against time. The older I become, the more I realise time was never chasing me. It was simply watching. This work is about that quiet conversation we all have with the clock. We make plans, measure success, chase milestones, and convince ourselves that life will begin once we arrive somewhere. Yet time never answers. It only moves.

The elephant carries memory. The tree speaks of patience. The train reminds us that every journey continues with or without our permission. The Ferris wheel turns without asking whether we are ready for another cycle. Even the tennis court becomes a metaphor. Every point feels like the final one until the game begins again.

There are days when confidence disappears without explanation. I search for it in ambition, in achievement, in tomorrow. Then I remember that time has never promised certainty.It has only ever promised change.

Bring Home a Story

A reflection on ambition, patience, and the passing of time, Time Will Tell invites you to embrace the unknown and discover that growth often reveals itself only in hindsight.