She sat there Morning, 10 o'clock A gray tanktop A pair white socks Dark yoga pants And sun kissed skin A few blond stripes Brown, straight hair in between The smell of her perfume That heavy and sweet Makes you wanna stay Wanna bite on your lip A pony tail hanging And dancing around Her head which is slowly Turning around Those eyes, for a moment I don't recognize I only feel my heart Fall down and arise The lips, full of glory Adding to the face A shameless expression Makes me wonder what taste... She sets up a question With no single sound She's waiting for action My heartbeat is loud She gets up - Her eyes even closer to mine And all I can do is Watching them shine She finally moves slowly her mouth And makes her lovely voice come out "What's wrong with you, baby?" She's stroking my cheek As soft her hand as gentle streak I wish I could have said something But now she seemed so sad and weak I didn't want to upset her I must have done something wrong That made her feel bad And this made me mad I hated myself for an instant...
It was today that she told me... And I had no idea. She made me a cup of black tea And told me - I had amnesia
A careful approach to an important and sensible topic, worth the attention, influencing many lives. In this poem the focus lies on the perspective of the person with amnesia. It is not meant to upset anyone but only to thematize this issue and make people remember about its existence.