What will I remember?

Life is long. People are many. What is truly important?

What will I remember?

Days pass by.

Life goes on.

What will I hold on to?

Family

Family

Grandparent, family.

Love?

Love?

Friendship?

War?

Kindness and love is all we have left in the end.

A man with a handful of bills and children at his feet.

He know love and what is important.

Author's Note

Just thoughts and pictures. I tell people. Be content for laughter and friends. These are the real Gold in a life.

Reviews

[Caradoc]

As days go by, what will I remember?
Soft and shallow goals,
Of wishes unfulfilled?
Or kind and gentle hands,
Family, friend, and kin.

Something that popped into my head after reading this.

You make valid points. Family, the ones you choose to have and the ones that despite being thrust upon you, fill your heart are the true joys in life. Time wears away all things. Only through family does anything worthwhile ever last.

Thank you for sharing.

-Caradoc

[poeticpiers]

You will remember everything but only have limited access to your memories.
The ones you consider important enough to visit time and time again.

[Jenny Nelson]

Wonderful! Loved seeing the pictures and what truth to your thoughts.

[Michael Bujtas]

Simple and clear as a message of what's important. Good read.

[Chris Taylor]

The wisdom in your words are crystal clear and never more does a point need to be made today. I love the broken imagery as the pics pass while I read them. This is a neat medium that I haven't used before. Therefore, I applaud you for trying this in this way. As usual, you make me think, reflect and apply an axiom that rings true.

[The Analog Kid]

Real nice memories in your pictures Coyote. True gold for sure.

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such thoughts, this is really Amazing with a capital "A"!!! I love it! your poem really inspired me, keep writing my good friend!
100/100

[Call_Me_Miss_Imperfect]

This is different and very unique in its own poetic way! I love how you added pictures and below each of them some description too. I like how you allowed your audience to scroll down and watch as you developed in your pictures into who you are today. I really like your Author's Note too! I'm quite grateful for the laughter and friends that I'm blessed with. They're like my own personal gold :)
Wonderfully written, Coyote --like always!


Ashley Rivers--Dream BIG and you'll win BIG:)

[Jolie Blossom]

Beautiful and thought provoking.

[Junert]

Nice.