"memmory" poems
I know you just died,
But it's not over yet,
'Cause you'll live on
In all the people you have meet
In their memmories
You still exsist
In your music
Your spirit still lives
You've become immortal,
Though you were born to lose
You still managed
To make footprints with your shoes
The fact that you made an impact
On so many lives
Is the simple reason
That your memmory never dies.
Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 6:49 AM UTC
If only it was so
to grasp claim bottle
delete
What is so
evasisive yet direct
as those mesmorising swirls
of memmory
such a sizable spectrum
shifting softly
drematically
caused by so simple
a trigger
Invading that grey
ensareing
A
previously lost
Sense.
Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:37 AM UTC
I would be lying to say i'll miss you
For to truly miss someone
It requires more
Than a few
Shadowy memmories
A shared bloodline
Family name.
Does this make me cold heartless
The lack of tears
I have shed
For the news of your passing?
It has long been my responsibility
To provide a shoulder
Comforting words
Tissue's.
To those that are close to me
Who held stronger bonds
With you
Their painful loss expressed
So passionately
Reliving nostalgic moments
From childhood visits
Spent in your home.
You had been gone for a while
Altzeimers
Stole the person they once knew
Also made them stranger's
Despite the desperate reminders
"Mum I am your daughter"
For one glimpse
Any slight recognition
A brief act of yourself.
You are peaceful now
No more broken memmory
Living for being alive
Just a merciful sleep
Complete at rest
With
A loving family
To honour
Your fulfilled life
Memmory.
Is it wrong to feel relief
Instead of grief?
Jan 18, 2012
Jan 18, 2012 at 6:03 PM UTC