Remember

Such is something that goes by
If we can be reminded
Old we love thoughts
Can't think because we're loss
We want to be young
But that is forgotten
We just want to be
remember
What we lived

Reviews

[FGFRANKLIN]

I believe the legacy of children is important, to leave behind parts of ourselves that we have nurtured and cherished into adults. Getting old and dying isn't so bad if we can look back with love on the memory of our children and look forward to the good they will do in the world.

[Mauricio Montoya]

wow you're deep, yes its the future, our children, we don't

[jacob erin-cilberto]

the question is "will we live enough, that we have much to remember"?
And if so, will we be remembered in the end?
We can only hope...

[Mauricio Montoya]

Good point thank you for sharing your thoughts

[W. Barrett Munn]

I like this. It comes across ad fragmented like listening to someone else’s thoughts

Winston

[John the Baptist]

Wanting to be remembered is normal, but it's also something over which we have no control. The human attention span, especially in this internet age, is short. If we have lived well, we won't need to be remembered.

[Mauricio Montoya]

I'm not complaining, it's to the young who forget their elders, my message is remember us because one day you will be there too
Thank you for sharing.

[Chris Shaw]

Dear Mauricio, I can relate to your words. I too would like to be remembered in years to come. My hope is that those I have touched in life will remember an act of kindness by me and smile. Have a lovely day my friend and thank you for posting.

Chris

[Mauricio Montoya]

Thank you for something to remember

[DIVYA]

This is my wish too. To be remembered and revered when I'm old. To be celebrated for all the good I did in my youth and for all that I stood in my life and every righteous battle I fought. Thank you for sharing such inspiring words today. Bless you.

[Mauricio Montoya]

Thank you love the Kitty that I will never forget

[DIVYA]

You're most welcome. 😀

[Mauricio Montoya]

Yeah kitty's