It's never too late ...
By didi13
@didi13 (2926)
Romania
July 19, 2012 7:09am CST
We all have a flaw. "We see" things too late, they already too late. Not see those around us who are striving to be all right. We somehow blindfolded, until that moment that although we see, we are told with a biting sincerity of heart: It's too late.
I do not think there is not someone to be alive ever said: "It's too late ...". I think it's a general defect. Do not know why I did not realize the time. Time helps us understand the elements of the past but never in that now, but in future Belatedly.
Live for the moment I will say, "It's never too late ..."
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6 responses
@litvillegas (1274)
• Philippines
25 Jul 12
Yup, You're right. It's never too late. It's already part of our imperfectness. We've learned the lessons from our mistakes, from our past.
Don't give up because it's never too late.
@inertia4 (27978)
• United States
19 Jul 12
What you're saying is basically the saying "hind sight is 20/20/" We do have flaws and we do not see things right away in life. We are always learning as we age. We never hit the point where we learned enough and can now cost through the rest of our life. Life in itself is a learning experience.
@polaris77 (2039)
• Bacau, Romania
19 Jul 12
Unfortunately there are many instances in which we see things too late indeed,and it usually takes something really bad happening in our lives to open our eyes,and when we do we realize that there is very little we can do to make things straight again,so we'll eventually have to live with the fault that we weren't able to "see" things earlier.Is it possible to prevent those things from happening and avoid saying"it's too late?";probably,but not only all the time.Sometimes we are lucky and see some signs,but in other occasions we aren't,but we have to accept the phrase "It's too late" from time to time;as long as we don't say it too often we 'll keep our hopes alive and won't have to live the rest of our lives in shame and regret.
@else22 (4317)
• India
19 Jul 12
Absolutely right.In fact,none of need say,'It's now too late for me and the damage is already done.Nothing can be done now',provided we keep our mind,eyes and ears open and do only what we should do.You have rightly noticed that we blindfold ourselves.We become careless and refuse to see what wrong we have been doing.Consequently the damage continues happening at our backyard and we remain in the dark about it.If we keep our ears and eyes open and a close vigil on the wrongs that we are doing and be disciplined and prepared to refuse to go on committing the same wrongs,we will never need to say,'It's too late.'
@vidhyaprakash_2 (7116)
• India
19 Jul 12
Hi friend, Nothing is impossible for a willing heart you can, also we can learn new things at any where and any time, time is not a factor for this
@Raine38 (12387)
• United States
19 Jul 12
Most of the time, the state of being late is subjective. Different people have different thresholds or limits; what is an opportunity for one might be seen as a sign to give it up by another.
It's also, I believe, a state of mind. They say that such is the power of the mind that whatever it conceives, the body can achieve. There will always be hope, even if everything's been exhausted, hope is always the one to remain.
It's never too late; there's always hope.
