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Forever In His Memory

A poem and a song

By Rasma RaistersPublished about 12 hours ago 1 min read

No matter how much time passed,

no matter how the days all flew,

there was one thing he knew,

she would forever stay in his memory.

She was the girl,

that came and stayed,

for a season or two.

Always restless,

never wanting to settle down.

The lovely butterfly,

always ready to fly away.

Tired of a love that tied her down,

wanting something more,

never really knowing why.

He knew that she would forever remain,

in his memory,

a lovely girl,

too lovely to keep.

Hurt and bewildered,

but still so much in love,

he dreamt of her

and walked with her,

in his memories.

He wrote and she replied,

meaningless words,

something about remembering him.

She was so lively and vibrant,

so full of life,

their last kiss,

last dance,

last laugh,

left him haunted,

unable to go on.

Sometimes late in the night,

when things no longer seemed right,

he thought he heard her soft voice,

calling his name.

Nothing, nothing was the same,

he tried to remember,

when she began to drift,

when her tender kisses,

became cold and meaningless.

What was it about the last,

the last of a romance,

the last few remaining things,

that seared and burned in the heart,

forever branded in memory.

Sated with wine,

that helped him mellow,

he lay down once again,

watching the show in his mind,

last smile,

last touch,

last kiss,

loving her perhaps –

till the end of time.

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About the Creator

Rasma Raisters

My passions are writing and creating poetry. I write for several sites online and have four themed blogs on Wordpress. Please follow me on Twitter.

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