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Not only does ED use seasons, but she also refers to various points in the part of the day/night. She uses summer, twilight, afternoon, dusk, morning, ...
I am not sure if you have ever grieved for someone or something, but you never really get over it. I do not think we as humans have the ability to get over something that comes to an end that we do not understand. Also, sometimes from dusk to twilight can seem like forever. If you cannot sleep, the night can seem to go on and on and on....speaking of an afternoon, this is usually a time that we are winding down our day and things like jobs and school are coming to an end. We long for the dusk to come and for nightfall to arrive. Time passes so quickly. She is saying that she was with her friend and it was good and time went tooooooo fast. If time had wings it would fly....if time were a keel - it could control all of that around it. A keel is the bottom or the thing that holds it all together. We know that summer escapes too quickly for us and our break is not long enough. Then comes the dreary winter - my favorite time of the year actually. The seasons come and go. Your life will go quickly. Kids grow up and are gone before you know it; grandparents are gone and we miss them dearly. Time flies.
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