. . . yet there is no avoiding time, the sea of time, the sea of memory and forgetfulness, the years of promise, gone and unrecoverable, of the land almost allowed to claim its better destiny, only to have the claim jumped by evildoers known all too well, and taken instead and held hostage to the future we must live in now forever.
The passage reflects on the inescapable nature of time, portraying it as a vast sea that encompasses our memories and the inevitable forgetfulness that accompanies them. The years filled with hope and potential have slipped away, rendering them irretrievable. This sentiment evokes a sense of loss for what could have been, highlighting the interplay between promise and the harsh realities that prevent a brighter future.
Additionally, the text suggests that despite the land's rightful claim to a better fate, it has been usurped by malevolent forces. These wrongdoers are familiar and their actions have fundamentally altered the future that we now inhabit. The statement ultimately grapples with themes of time, memory, and the burdens of a present shaped by those who act against the greater good.
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