Once a Glimpse

Once a bridge has made its way,
to open doors from yesterday;
Will gift a hint for where to stay,
across the time from where it's gray.

Once a scene has played again,
with clueless when or what and when;
There lives a life of the tintless pen,
which all the least, are those forgotten.

Once a day turned back to past,
where all rests in a frozen vast;
There hides a smile in the vintage cast,
while in a dream, it never lasts.

Once progress splits to tear,
with fruitful thoughts in crystal clear;
There lies a heart in the deepest dream,
with all its joy in the loudest scream.

And once a glimpse will take all over,
memories slowly cross to forever.

12-15-18
Pajo, John Christoper I.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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