Just Think Poem by Paul Butters

Just Think

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Just think of all that you've seen
And experienced
Even forgotten
Throughout your Life.

Not just the Big Things.
The tiny
Seemingly insignificant things too.
Those various TV quizzes
Soaps, sitcoms, adverts
What would Aliens think?

Remember the savoury smell of freshly cut grass
Baking bread
And toilets!
Coffee as well.

See every detail of your table -
Strewn with papers
Objects
Mobile, wallet, medications, books…

Count those leaves on that tree
Stalks of grass
Grains of sand on a beach
Stars in the sky.

Remember all the people
You have met
Or seen
Or heard or read about.
From the rowdy
To the silent ones.
From Good to Evil.
I could go on…
But.

Who knows what our Subconscious Id
Has stored away
In the caverns of our minds?

Things that are with us always
Right until we Die.
And what happens to them then?
A whole universe of things.
Do they vanish
In a "pool of tears"?
Or are they somehow resurrected
Somewhere in Heaven?
We can only Hope…

© PB 28\5\2020.

Thursday, May 28, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death,memories,motivational,universe
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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