Jeez, seven years... Picking time as a subject was fitting.

I enjoyed the animation itself. I can't draw worth anything, to be honest... So this looks very nice. The car jolt, and the light flashing across his eyes are nice details that I missed when first watching it. It makes me appreciate the poetry itself more, the effort not just being set on making a point across.

Since I'm still in my own hometown, this really gives me something to think about... Would I enjoy revisiting my place of birth, my parents, after I've moved to somewhere so different? Or would I realize that it wasn't a good place to live after all, after being able to see it with more seasoned eyes? With my brother moving out soon, these are important things for me to think about, which I, of course, haven't brought to mind recently. Thank you for giving me something to think about myself, it's very appreciated.

Went back to the house I lived in as a kid. Big mistake. Memories may lie, but they're better.

That said, the audio is a bit sketchy. I turned it up, and then just replayed the movie with head phones. Animation is basic, but serviceable. Still, the story is a nice meditation of 'what could have been' situations everyone sometimes finds themselves in.

...7 years? Well, it's about darn time you're back! :)

Artwork was really amazing. Though I recommend getting Audacity so you can work on the quality of your microphone. But still, pretty nice animation. :)

its not a bad premise but its not what i expected either it leaves me wanting more. could there have been some sort of scene where we can see a comparison of how time has passed like a flashback that progresses the story to where it is now? overall i think its some solid work for aa 7 year hiatus