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Remembrance


ART: Cueva De Las Manos

Remembrance 

By: Sydney Jones

 

I want to be remembered 

My life not drowned by time

Swimming through an endless sea 

Of memories that haste to climb

 

I take matters into my own hands

Because no one will care at all

Unless you spray your handprint well

On an unknown cracked stone wall

 

I want to be remembered

My life can’t be forgotten 

Hidden away deep inside 

The fertile ground I rot in 

 

Too many memories that matter

Too many things that I have planned

All in all represented by

A homemade painted hand 

 

I want to be remembered 

As someone noble and brave

So i’ll etch my handprint carefully

Inside this dim lit cave

 

There will be a time they’ll find me 

In this somber place I dwell

And maybe this wall will signify 

That I lived life, and I lived it well

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