Amnesia Poem by Thii Sann

Amnesia

Some say I'd forget and let you go,
But my heart says no.
Lose you, and I'd surely die,
In your love, I do all bye.
They argue we're worlds apart,
Yet you complete my heart.
I seek joy, and you are the one,
I long to be, finding your warmth.
I forget my willy-nilly ways,
Yet in the memory of your face.
Love's a sweet, forgetful haze,
Where only you stay.
I am who I am, and nothing more,
In this love, I endure and adore.
I cherish this amnesia, dedicated true,
Forgetting all, except for you.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The world without you is nothing to me. It is nothing worth to remember but the things about you.
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