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Memory

Just like that, she left, without leaving a trace, a picture, a video to remember, and all that’s left from her, is in my memory, my faulty memory. Oh how I longed for her. How many times I brushed her off When she was still existent, How many times I wished for her When she is now inexistent. The irony I can’t comprehend. I could still remember the times We’ve been together The moments we shared I could still remember The happiness we had towards One another I could still rememb- Wait… What was her name again?
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Jan 5, 2017
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Memory is an integral part of the human complex. Without it, life is impartial – meaningless, void of emotion and happiness. We tend to store strong memories close to our heart, be it something joyful or something depressing. These groups of happenings pieces together in a puzzle what we propound as life.

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