RemembranceA Poem by The ProletarianA prompt piece based on the word: remembranceThere is no nature, I know this now. Though I cannot trace the days, I have spent too long alive. Point me to the rock that marks the valley from the hill, And I'll name for you the day I turned old. Yet I am old. Though once my soul was empty, Each day I learned more than ever I knew, and my life doubled and doubled, And everything was true. Now I am old. My mind closes its grip over nothing. And each day I forget more than I'll ever know again. Now nature is not natural, There are no more animals to name.
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