Memories

Memories

A Poem by Julia
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Reflecting upon one's own life. How would you remember yours?

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The bullies yelling insults and names at me.
The injuries sustained every so often.
Every betrayal and heart shattering moment.

One would think I let these rule my life,
But I don't.

Maybe I did in the past, but it was very little.

The times I laughed with friends.
The games I played and stories I read.
All my friends,
Happiness,
Love for others,
And the love of my life.

Those are the moments that I choose to focus on.
They were more plentiful and meant more to me.

Even now, as I lay on my deathbed,
Recalling everything I have been through.
Sure, the bad crosses my mind, but it goes by quickly.
All the good lingers in my mind as I think of it.

Taking my last breath,
My hand out of my lover's.
I close my eyes for a final time,
The last thing I see is my love's sad face.

I rest eternally with a smile on my face.

© 2017 Julia


Author's Note

Julia
Another one from my advanced creative writing final project notebook.
I don't fully remember how the idea for this one came about. The thought of someone recounting their life vaguely rings a bell when I try to remember.

The poem could be expanded upon into a full story, or added as part of one of the other books I already have in progress.

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Added on November 18, 2017
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Julia
Julia

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