Time (n.) is a broad rubric , implying not only succession and duration but also originality, determination, and truth.
Time (n.) is a fire that consumes one at the same time that one is oneself the fire.
Time (n.) is a multi-dimensional web of plural realities.
Time (n.) is cycles which repeat themselves infinitely, a la nietzsche's eternal return, but they repeat themselves not as identical, but as similar.
Time (n.) is just another system, a human invention, a convenience that allows us to situate events chronologically.
Time (n.) is not measurable by days or any standard unit because every day and every hour is weighted different.
Time (n.) is not quantifiable and because every day is different it can't be measured in days the way you can money in dollars.
Time (n.) is the central problem of metaphysics, and is perhaps most interesting when viewed as cyclical or circular.
Time (n.) is the substance I am made of. It is a river which sweeps me along, but I am the river... it is a tiger which destroys me, but I am the tiger... it is a fire which consumes me, but I am the fire.
Time (n.) is the substance from which I am made.