May 16, 2025
More in A place to hold my older poems Memories Attack
storm series
Memories, like a gentle springtime rain, slide over my skin, seeping from every corner of every room. Caressing my soul with what used to be. Cajoling, like a slow methodical plan to suck me back into the past. Tears gather, hanging tenuously from black lashes, closed in fear... fear that if they fall, they will water unwanted seeds. Music from the radio drifts by, urging this softest of attacks, spurring more memories to slip slowly from above, escaping from locked brain cells to drown this tender soul in
illusions of love. Fighting back with a frigid defense, burying what is gone, but not yet dead, forging through this melee, softly whispering away the cobwebs of my mind that caught the memories as they fell. Exhaling a storm of blustery winds to wipe them aside so that I may step on through and make new memories
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