HE REMEMBERS

HE REMEMBERS

A Poem by andrew mitchell
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A reflective memory triggered by a moment of what you see at that time

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He still sees that girl,
Walking down the street
As clear as day.
He looked and stared
Trying to be discreet;
His thoughts astray.
O! How beautiful she was.
He so desired,
Visualising .... just them, being together;
O what fire!
But he never asked,
And now it's in the past.
All that beauty, all that youth,
How she glowed!
And he thinks it happened about thirty years ago.
A memory that comes
In a blink of an eye
Then without warning
Disappears ,before you can say ....Goodbye!

© 2015 andrew mitchell


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Wow - this is the second 'One that got away' poem I've read a reviewed in under an hour. There must a sense of that nostalgia in the air.
The brain loves to pull out old memories like a nanny going through shoe-boxes of old photos and momentos - perhaps its part of a 'whole-brain backup' and some things get displayed as they are backed up mate. But the way its written here it sounds like a delightful experience albeit a bittersweet one.
:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Hi Andrew. Ah sweet memories! All triggered by a fleeting mental image, a delicious aroma, a remembered word. I love that you can transform those wisps of thought to such beautiful poetry, alf

Posted 10 Years Ago


A very lovely write. The mind is a very funny thing, so many times things one wishes to forget are brought to mind more often than something sweet that would be great to remember often. Valentine

Posted 10 Years Ago


Wow - this is the second 'One that got away' poem I've read a reviewed in under an hour. There must a sense of that nostalgia in the air.
The brain loves to pull out old memories like a nanny going through shoe-boxes of old photos and momentos - perhaps its part of a 'whole-brain backup' and some things get displayed as they are backed up mate. But the way its written here it sounds like a delightful experience albeit a bittersweet one.
:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

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He remembers how she made him feel. Some things look more beautiful from afar. Maybe if he really drew close, she would have lost her alluring power.

Posted 10 Years Ago


This is very relatable, Those moments we let pass by wishing we didn't and what if we hadn't? Another great write AM

Posted 10 Years Ago


I can relate, then I think to myself, "what if "
and let me tell you, I really hate that question!
nice piece, thanks for sharing and b-blessed!

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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