He contradicts his own emotional feel towards it, in such an interesting way that almost makes complete sense. It makes complete sense because this is how us humans get through the day. We are impatient yet tolerant, lazy yet productive, useful yet useless. We want things to happen when we want them to happen, and if they don’t then we get upset. According to Schuyler in “Hymn to Life,” when expecting something to occur, time seems to tick so slowly, “Like a long / Awaited letter that one day comes.” In reality, the entire mail service could have worked extra hours to deliver that letter earlier than its expected delivery date, and we still would analyze it as a long time. This is because it’s something that been thought about time and time again, and as we all know and preach, a watched phone never
He contradicts his own emotional feel towards it, in such an interesting way that almost makes complete sense. It makes complete sense because this is how us humans get through the day. We are impatient yet tolerant, lazy yet productive, useful yet useless. We want things to happen when we want them to happen, and if they don’t then we get upset. According to Schuyler in “Hymn to Life,” when expecting something to occur, time seems to tick so slowly, “Like a long / Awaited letter that one day comes.” In reality, the entire mail service could have worked extra hours to deliver that letter earlier than its expected delivery date, and we still would analyze it as a long time. This is because it’s something that been thought about time and time again, and as we all know and preach, a watched phone never