ForgettingA Poem by DrDi will forget you just as i have
forgotten my first kiss and third grade
teacher you will be forgotten and sent into the
backyard of my mind and forbidden to
return i will turn away from
the push cart with purple asters and ignore gazebos and
river walks i will not go where
people mingle in twos and where apple
blossoms touch the air i will be too busy
forgetting you nothing will be
related to you not the key hook you
forced into the wall or the tablecloth you
scorched because you turned for
a kiss everything will be
what it is without a remnant of
what was you i will forget you even when dreams
resurrect us and you take vengeance
in your absence i was forgetting you
with another but saw the baby robin
peak from its nest and excitedly said,
“carol, look!” i will forget you through every
temptation and hint daisy fields and
haystacks the first green
suggestion of spring you returning to bed
for “just a minute” i will forget you but not just now © 2012 DrDFeatured Review
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Added on October 30, 2012Last Updated on October 30, 2012 AuthorDrDA suburb of heaven, MexicoAboutI'm just a guy living in Mexico. I am the author of SMITH COUNTY JUSTICE (horribly over priced) and some other books you can find in my photos. or at my website: http://auth18.wix.com/david-e.. more..Writing
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