All I Have Are Glimpses
A Poem
All I have are glimpses,
a glance,
a touch,
a memory of your voice.
Glimpses that
take my breath away,
that draw me from
the monotony of each day.
Glimpses that
give me life,
that give me a new heart
and a new soul.
For when those glimpses come,
I feel a lifetime has also gone by,
a lifetime with you,
well spent in a moment of love.
And I let each memory
sink as deeply as it could,
so I may remember
and never forget.
How each glimpse of you
has changed me,
has found me,
has saved me.
And all I could ever do now,
is wait for you,
content with glimpses of your love,
until you come and make me live again.
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Jocleyn Soriano
Writer. Poet. Inspirer! Author of Poems of Love and Letting Go.
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