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Memories


Open your eyes realize the words of your heart the thoughts of your mind memories these words those memories in lines that make stanzas A pencil and paper from a teacher A good memory from birth I learned to write in form my feelings I learned to hold pencil to paper pencil is to paper as memory is to poetry Paper withers and tares Paper decomposes and turns Paper becomes tattered and torn Memory shall ever be new and remember my words
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