I looked at my hands the other day. Really looked. I saw the flesh, and the sinew, and the odd curves as the tendons snake their way back into their home
I saw my right ring finger; Remembered there was a scar And I looked, For a while. And I saw it
Faded but there, Clear and standing. Brazen roughness against the smooth porcelain.
I remember an event, I'm not quite sure. A fall. A scrape. A tumble. Some sort of momentary tragedy.
I don't remember how it happened now. And I found comfort in that thought.
Reminders without memory; all will pass with time.