Yesterday
Yesterday, a cloud that’s lost its place
By going back, we stand in defiance of grace
It has put us in this moment’s arms
Few venture to discover its charms
Yesterday, a song that’s already been sung
It is articulated by the mind’s tongue
We cannot get enough, it seems
It’s the stuffing, of our dreams
Yesterday, a tree that’s shed every leaf
It is where we store the roots of grief
They grow into the present, and return
As the ashes of peace, the mind becomes an urn
Yesterday, a flower yet to bloom
It will take up all the mind’s room
When we water it with attention
We stay in that imaginary dimension