Time waits for no man or woman. If only. If only we knew how our life evaporates away like frost in the sun, before we have time to realise.Holding a mirror up to life and twenty-first-century society, this observant collection of poetry looks at the passing of time, and the various ills that come with it - hormonal imbalances, nostalgia for old black- and-white photographs, memories of lost ones - as well as the ills of the society that we live in, whether it be child obesity or our inability to speak to strangers on public transport. With a sometimes satirical edge, these poems are sure to provoke thought and bring a smile to any reader who has the time to indulge.Helen Rabbatts has two sons and four grandchildren. She was a teacher of English and is an ex-councillor. At present she is a legal representative. She is still searching!