Orlando Belo (Derby, England)
Poems by Orlando Belo : 205 / 436
Memories
Where do our memories go when we can’t remember?
Do they go down the endless pit of a memory drain,
or have they been misplaced, sidelined, or lost,
or are they somewhere waiting to be found again?
Or do they go into the brains memory shredder
where the less used memories become deleted.
Could eventually all our memories go in there
leaving our memory completely depleted?
Orlando Belo
Submitted: Sunday, December 26, 2010
Poems by Orlando Belo : 205 / 436
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