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Dementia


Colours upon colours, Different shades of blistering hope, My juggled memories fail. You're here and then you're not. My sanity is questioned... Then, i remember, i was always alone But then I'm not, Or so says the doctor I am drunk on some memories of you, imperfect. My shadow strikes a conversation, With tears in my eyes, and both hands on my head, I smile...
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