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Nov 2019
THE MEMORY OF ME

I ran into
the memory of me.

I was naked
not even wearing a body

& somehow
my soul had been lost.

All
(it seemed)  

that anyone remembered of me

was this love
of mine

for you.

I smiled: 'Is this true? '

And  the memory of me
said sadly:

'That, was all that
was worth...remembering.'

And I
bodiless now
and without a soul somehow

replied:
'Yes, that is so.'

When I looked again
the memory of me

had disappeared

with only your name
whispered upon the wind.

I, too
vanished

down the next
side street.
Donall Dempsey
Written by
Donall Dempsey  Guildford
(Guildford)   
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