Is time a measurement of Entropy? Is time a measurement of entropy? Is it because time is increasing forever?

Well after reading about the Second Law of Thermodynamics and working with Entropy, I began to realize that if time can be interpreted as a measure of Entropy, since it is always increasing.


  Since almost everything decays with time, I thought that time could be
  a measure of Entropy. Since it is achieving the lowest energy state
  possible.


Thanks
Time and entropy has not much to do with each other. 

From practical point of view: Equilibrium systems can hang around for infinite time, and their entropy does not change at all - so time would be an impractical measure. 

From conceptual point of view: Entropy comes from statistical behavior of the system of many bodies. Time is unrelated to statistics; it exist even in single body systems.