Nostalgia Poem by Lost Photon

Nostalgia

Rating: 5.0


Rustle of a dress, a photograph.
Mind races, thoughts rush.
The scene changes rapidly.

That small kid-return-his sweet memories.
Returns-those carefree times whence lived he, his friends, his World.
Piercing-the amaranthine conglomeration of past-forgotten memories.
Brief is his venture-beckoning through the starngles of cruel time.
Mist-it fades, away it melts, away in the black abyss of distant time.
Time-the ultimate Truth, the inky blackness.

The morbid mind gropes-winces to grasp the Truth,
projected in the motley garb of sweet renascent.

Nothing cannot be grasped.
Dreams are sensed slipping.

Past-the collage, the mosaic, mottled with memories fades.
The Nimbus bursts and disappears-the twinkling dew drops.
End of a melodious recap.
Mind seeks Nirvana in seclusion.
The melancholy melodious mesmerism heals the morbid.
The merry mesh merges with Nirvana.
The inflamed gets quenched after a storm-cool and calm.
And now on an isolated path a lonely tree stands.

But a nexus remains.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dave Walker 05 March 2012

A fantastic poem, like it, a great write. May i invite you to read my new poem called, Someone Once Told Me.

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