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Oct 2014
A memory falls past the point of time.
It is now timeless, priceless, random, fleeting,
Sometimes faceless, walking slow,
Sometimes, at a sprint, transporting me into different worlds,
Clouds colors of green, purples, blues.
Sometimes the memory just looks into my eyes
And all of a sudden I fill to the brim with tears
That the wind blows from my eyes.
Not gravity.
Just one memory can bring a lot of pain.
A black path, orange forest behind
I am angry but filled with happiness
And I do chase, I chase the memory,
Squeals and runs too.
He's fast.
But not as fast as me.
A memory slips down the abyss that a few days can bring
to a highly dependent mind.
She smiles
She cries
With tears
In green eyes.
Memories will be the ruin of all sanity,
God so help me and my mind.
Clara Jean Martin
Written by
Clara Jean Martin  McCall, ID
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