How We Remember, And Why Poem by Daniel Brick
How We Remember, And Why
for my Twin Sister, Mary
until new thoughts, equally dear,
crowd them out. Or so it seems.
dwell bereft in loss upon loss.
scaled down to dimensions even a child
can grasp. And you can laugh or cry
or both, because real things - trees,
until new thoughts, equally dear, crowd them out. Or so it seems. dwell bereft in loss upon loss. scaled down to dimensions even a child can grasp. And you can laugh or cry or both, because real things - trees, - - - - - - - A poignant poem about loss and our memories associated with the loss.
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5/9/2024 8:43:36 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The delight memories give is always accompanied by nostalgic ache. A profound poem that says a lot in a few words.