MME Presents

Hello my lovely listeners. I hope you all enjoy this month's brief episode. Take it to heart and find perhaps how it relates to our journeys through life. As said in the introduction to this episode, I will be taking a break until May 13th of this year. Just as I have said to you all, time is a valuable resource that is always running through our fingers unless we grasp at it to stall its decline. I must do just that as my time is currently needed elsewhere. So go, and use your own time well while you are able.

Until next time, Memento Mori.

The Narrator.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays my lovely listeners. Thank you all for listening to this episode and being with me this year. I am eternally grateful to all of you for the time you give to listen every month. For this holiday season, I hope you all draw closer to kith and kin and value the time you have with them. Remember that the world is a violent and dark place, but today is a day of joy and peace. Enjoy it while the day lasts, and look forward to the new beginning of the coming new year.

Thank you all so much for a wonderful year, and until next time as always, Memento Mori,

Your Narrator.

Hello once again my lovely listeners. Today I bring you three poems having to do with Winter and the death of the year. It is important to remember during this time what things we have lost over this season and this year, and to look forward to the next year with the hope of what is to come. Remember that at the end of every story, a new chapter begins elsewhere. Take these things to heart and you prepare for the new year.

That is all from me for now, until the holiday special closes out our year together. As always, Memento Mori.

The Narrator.

Hello once again my lovely listeners. As always I hope you enjoyed this episode. I find myself pondering on the passing of the seasons recently and seeing the passing of time in action. While the time for nature's beauty is soon coming to an end, we watch it wither, knowing that it will blossom anew in the spring. This I feel reminds us that our own lives. Remember the time you have is limited, waste not a second of it for it is the most precious position we have. 

Memento Mori,

The Narrator

Hello once again my lovely listeners, and happy Halloween! I hope you all enjoy the day and revel in the night. Halloween only comes but once a year and it remains one of my favorite times. Although it marks the beginning of the end of the year in my mind, it never ceases to bring some level of comfort as well. Yes we see the trees and flowers die, and the grey begins to settle, but there is a feeling of peace that resounds in me. I hope it does the same for you.

Thank you for listening my lovely listeners and as always,

Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Hello once again my lovely listeners. I hope you enjoy this month's episode. I will not take up too much of your time this time. I will simply leave you with this. A common theme here is that death will come for us and that we never know how much time we have left. So perhaps use the time you have right now to take care of those threads that would be left open upon your passing. Whatever those threads may be, do not squander the time you have to resolve them now.

I leave you all with that message lovely listeners. Remember to check in on the feast of All Hallows' Eve for another Halloween special.

Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Hello once again my lovely listeners. This month, we once again sample the works of Lord Byron. I am not quite sure what it is about his works, but there is just something that calls to me from those words penned so long ago. I hope you find some similar resonance with his poetry. 

I am unsure of what next month's episode shall be, but the time of Halloween is coming yet again. So you can expect another special episode on the day of All Hallows' Eve.

Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Hello, once again my lovely listeners. Thank you all for tuning in to this month's episode of Memento Mori Entertainment: Presents. I have recently found an interest in the works of Lord Byron, so I hope you all enjoy another selection. I wish you all well in your lives, as there is so much in the mortal world to weigh you down. Just remember to stand firm, and remember that as you brace against the writing tides of bitter life, there will always come a reprieve, a respite. A respite that we all must take in time.

As always, memento mori

The Narrator

I hope this episode finds you all alive and well. While another short episode, this poem hit close to home for me. As such, I decided it would be best to not pair it up with other poems like I enjoy doing. Hopefully, you enjoy it as much as I do. Until next time my Lovely Listeners.

Memento Mori,

The Narrator.

Hello, once again my lovely listeners. I hope you all enjoy this month's episode. Please forgive the short episode. I find myself wondering if maybe this month's episode was always destined to be brief. Perhaps you need more time to do something else? Maybe there is someone you must speak to, and time is running short? There could be something you must still do before your own time runs out. Whether it be taking a scary leap into the unknown, or telling someone you love them; remember that time is always running out. Much like the Traveler character in this poem, you could achieve a goal only too late. Perhaps then this poem is very fitting for this month. Let not your own oaths and dreams get away from you. Take the steps now, and live without regret.

As always my lovely listeners, Memento Mori,

The Narrator