I Remember

I remember a time that was about innocence
a time when you could go to the movies for thirty-five cents
I remember

A big glass mason jar dated 1898 sits atop my old buffet

a handy place to drop my loose change at the end every day.

Quarters,

My eyes are being opened, I can now see

Once was blinded, by your apparent beauty

For so long, I couldn't see past

I was like a diamond,
In the bottom of the sea,
But I didn't sparkle,
Until you came to me.
Now, I feel so polished,
Your sunshine

CHANGE
Amid the uncertainties of earth, is change.
A moderator for the future.
A biographer of the past.
Real and inevitable.
Sometime s