Undoing the lid screwed tight.

In a jar
memories bottled
snowflakes fall
in a world of yesterday
a pulse beats on
rediscovery
against shadows past.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

and if we keep turning the jar upside down...the flakes will keep falling...
so history repeats and shows often that we don't learn from it.
j.

[andrew mitchell]

Yes it does J, until the jar is empty. Thanks J.

[John the Baptist]

When we think we see the present, we're often seeing the past. Much of life's necessary work is learning to forgive and release.

[andrew mitchell]

Appreciate your words John, thank you.