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I'll Let You Know

Dear Mother I must confess a secret sin It may sound foolish You might just grin And should these words Make little sense Please tell me so Avoid any pretense I slipped into your skin today How the weight of time wears In memory's bosom I sought to lay Antecedent memories I tried to bare But I could not comprehend A Pizzicato journey Well-paved walkways The darkest alleys Waves of variations Like the untried Unconquered waters Ripples and swells Of every known emotion And more I slipped into your shoes today Memory lane I threaded It's not an intrusion I must say But a lesson from the learned Though I still could not understand Interludes and episodes I would never fathom Actions, reactions I failed to decode Highroads, crossroads, Byroads, no roads Turbulence in truckloads Pardon the rhyme Allow me to switch modes I slipped into your past today And caught a glimpse of you Like the most delectable spread I feasted on the fleeting view Yet that does not mean I comprehend But when time unfolds The truths to behold In subtle forms Or atomic bombs Should I discern The right lessons to learn I'll go with the flow I'll let you know
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serene-laudene-lee
Singaporean
Published
Oct 20, 2011
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