Poems About: MEMORY

MEMORIES TO HAVE GONE AND DIED
MEMORIES THAT SHOULD NEVER HAVE LIVE
A FOOL IS THE ONE WHO TRIED
BUT A GEATER FOOL IS THE WHO AGREED TO GIVE read more »

In the times a person is remembered
On how he smiled and the day he rendered
The problems he solved and altered
And the way his life is surrendered read more »

Memories are dissolving...
fading fast
How shall I live
without these? read more »

Traveling down memory lane
is not all black 'n white.
Traveling down memory lane
is not all lacking light. read more »

Travelling down the memory lane
is not all black 'n white.
Travelling down the memory lane
is not all lacking light. read more »

Memories mostly make for
The strangest of dreams-
Those that more often than not tend to go awry,
Making the silly mind wonder read more »

Taking a walk on memory lane
isn’t all that gray.
Taking a walk on memory lane
I see the sunrays. read more »

Memories are like silk cushions, cuddly, warm and soft.
But they can also be sharp edged rocks that are cold, ugly and rough.
Memories are like spring blossoms, fragranant and beautiful.
But like pointed thorns they can be pricky and hurtful. read more »

Sitting by the fire
Watching the flames
Of the dying embers
That burn so slow read more »

The heady scent of cinnamon
Upon the opening of the door
The tugging out of memories
From the mind’s musty store read more »

In my own remembering,
I can see so many things.
Days of bliss were much too brief.
Longer nights of pain and grief. read more »

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