Time

"Time will say nothing but I told you so" - Auden

How can he restrict what time says to just one thing. Doesn't time have more to say than this?
Time will say how could you have done such a thing, why did such and such have to happen, could I have done that better, or why can I not reverse what has been done?
But we can also be content or pleased with having done what we should have, the best thing we could have done, with the right intentions, having willed our actions and being proud or happy with the outcome.
Time will, although, reveal to us our fate, the way it was meant to be for us, the way it was and is whether we like it or not.
The future is a mystery, that only time can reveal, breach, and if anything it is the future that always reveals the "I told you so" that the present says to the past.
But the truth is that time is always changing and can never be pinned down to just one thing: we can never know the truth about time, but it is time that reveals to us the truth, which is always and forever a part of time.
It remains a labyrinth with no exit...

"If I could tell you I would let you know"