A Nostalgia of Sorts
I remember
I used to feel
The cool autumn breeze
Tickle my neck
As I scurry into the house
I recall the pitter of rain
Dropping from the grey clouds
Like a hymn of synchronicity
Snapping me back into reality
I remorse the smell of that rain
As the storm ceased
On those sleepy days
Walking along the water’s edge
Watching the sea caress the sand
Making it feel loved
As the leaves fell
And the days shortened
I forgot what was the past
And what was the present
I remember that feeling I got
From that cool autumn breeze
From the pitter of rain
From those sleepy clouds
I used to feel
Now I can only remember
But those memories are fading
And when they disappear
As will I
And we both will be forgotten
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