Our memories are packed now in boxes We'll remember them again in another life Cause they'd never survive in the city
We spent our last hours in a bar Toasting friendship and experience While shooting solids and stripes
We quietly express our joy Under sighs of reminiscence Saying how good it's been, begging for one more day
And we laugh and admit The beauty of this place Lies woven in brief moments That we alone are allowed to see Between two eternities of before and after
And we keep it a secret Nobody else would understand That when the days are over We were happy just to be alive
Last poem of seven I wrote about my vacation to Rhinelander, Wisconsin. If you've never been, I encourage you to take some time and go.