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Memories


Some people remember memories in the form of words, sounds, and images

I remember memories, the smells of the grass, the honeybees

I remember the smell of the dressing room

Your cologne, perfume, the living room

I remember how we smelled after winning the big game

I remember your scent after beginning your forever fame

I remember the smell of your lotion

Smells are like a love potion

I remember the smell of the alcohol, the bad decisions, the abandoned mall

Everyone has a smell

When you start to remember it randomly

Is when you know they're getting lost in your memory

Much Love,

 

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