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Suspended on a memory

April 22, 2012
By Evagline.Brisa.Wilder GOLD, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Evagline.Brisa.Wilder GOLD, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
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Favorite Quote:
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
-Albert Einstein


I do not know how I feel

about anything

anymore



But here, I am to reveal

As I sit and swing

quietly soar



I am in solemn distress.

My mind is depressed

I badly want to confess



The bygone past and swift present

make me wonder of what you meant

You leave me with a letter intent

and went



It started with a dear

At the beginning here

And you left with words clear



Seeing your cursive words blend

When I am coming to the end.

My soul, mind, and heart suspend



Remembering the talk

Remembering the walk

Watching the clock

Go round and around

Waiting to be found



Trying to get your attention.

Just to mention the suspension.

When we first fell in love.



Remembering the talk

Remembering the walk

Watching the clock

Go round and around

Waiting to be found

Find my heart lock

I do not know how I feel

about anything

anymore



Begging for a touch

A hand to clutch

A tingle and tangle

Make me want strangle



What are you thinking?

What are you drinking?

What are you doing?



Wait for me at the door

Wait for me at the dance floor

Wait for me, as a trial

Wait for me at the aisle



You said, “Yes”

I said, “Yes”

Remember that fancy dress

Now remember me in distress!



Remembering the talk

Remembering the walk

Watching the clock

Go round and around

Waiting to be found

Find my heart lock

I do not know how I feel

about anything

anymore.



But here, I am to reveal

As I sit and swing

quietly soar



I am in solemn distress

My mind is depressed

I badly want to confess



Here, I sing and swing

Of once a memory,

Once a real story

Suspended at the moment,

I wish to remember the most



The lament of you

Has made me

Suspended on a

Memory


The author's comments:
This was inspired by a love letter.

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