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Poem# 10 -Memory


I'd wish to have no memory
of anything.
I'd wish I'd went back to fix
my mistakes.
For the one kiss to the one
girl gave it all away.
Now the memory haunts me
through the days.
Will I breath again?
Will I survive the next day?
The memory comes to me
everynight, I try
to fight it off, but
it feels like I'm already gone.
I already tried,
I've already fought.

-Abigail Francisco

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Abigail Francisco

I've made a poetry book at age fifteen and I'm planning on publishing it. I'm starting another poetry book and I'm going to publish this one after I publish the first one. I've fallen in love with poetry. And I want to become a great writer when I grow up. I need all the support I can get. I hope you guys enjoy all my poems.

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