Sonnet 82, In Every Season... Poem by Peter S. Quinn

In every season there's another thought,
That stands out and gives you still more to know;
Which generations 'fore us to us brought,
And forward to be acknowledged and grow.
For every sentence and word time has done,
Other meanings for generations fresh,
Than those that were sought for and are now gone;
Though a meaning from the past is none less.
They tend to be forgotten with time and year
And regenerate more than I can tell,
In every thought is more than seen in there
And only imagination can with it all do well.
So if I think of this, that has been said,
I know there is more in there than now's had.