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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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