Some Things Change Too Much

Neville

Some Things Change Too Much

 

It’s funny how we change isn’t it,

over time, I mean ..

I note, you keep no photographs

of me now, my love ..

From which to make, any such

comparisons ..

Yet have several overflowing

albums, full of complete strangers ..

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 22nd, 2024 04:25
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  • sorenbarrett

    Ahh the meaning here taken in so many ways. The mind wanders and ponders, is it a desire to to forget the past? Is it contentment with the present? What does it mean when one keeps no photos? The comparison of keeping them of others and not of you creates phantoms that shadow the present. There is a metaphor here as well photos are memories and those too if discarded mean dealing only with the present. A haunting poem of dreary existence frozen and locked in the now. We are what we have become with no way to return to what we were.

    • Neville


      Thank you for your insightful understanding .. it is very much appreciated .. kindest regards, Neville

    • Tony36

      Excellent

      • Neville


        Thank you T .. N

        • Tony36

          You're welcome Neville

        • orchidee

          KP's 5 million albums only have one person in them - her! lol.

          • Neville



            But she's still your number one ..

          • Thad Wilk

            Awww, a poignant 😢
            and evocative poem!
            Short and succinct with
            deep feelings and
            thoughts eloquently
            expressed.
            My pleasure to read!! 👍
            Best regards ✌️ Thad

            • Neville



              Thank you my friend .. So very much appreciated .. Neville

            • MendedFences27

              "Full of complete strangers." Sometimes, the passage of time leaves one unrecognizable. The love exists in the keeping of the "albums," cherished memories, no doubt. This poem points to the "changing" of lovers over time and how it changes their relationship. I like to think it grows deeper and more meaningful. A scene from the lives of older lovers. Very poignant. - Phil A.

              • Neville



                You read me so well Phil, it is always a pleasure to find you have stopped by .. many thanks for your thoughts sir, they are priceless .. Neville

              • Thomas W Case

                Excellent work, my friend.

                • Neville



                  That'll do nicely. Have a nice day now.

                • Dan Williams

                  Misplaced priorities and a pretty cold heart. I have been there too. Nice work.

                  • Neville



                    Glad I'm not the only one .. they say there is safety in numbers, don't they .. thanks for joining me here .. Cheers

                  • Goldfinch60

                    This can be so true Neville looking back through albums show what we did with others and very few of ourselves.

                    Andy

                    • Neville



                      Yes indeed, but sometimes it pays to think & look outside of the box .. Neville

                    • Tom Dylan

                      An intriguing write, Neville. This reads so many different ways. Nicely done, mate.

                      • Neville



                        Cheers Tom

                      • NafisaSB

                        aww, that's so sad- unrequited love is hard to digest

                        • Neville



                          thanks for stopping by 🙂

                        • Young Fella

                          Delighted to read your words. Really enjoyed it.

                          • Neville


                            Good morning my time Young Fella, how nice it is to make your acquaintance and in particular here at MPS which has become something of a second home ..
                            I am most grateful to you for stopping by and considering one of my relatively recent my little scribbles. I assure you, such visits are invariably heart-warming and encouraging .. Kind regards and wishing you All Good Things, Neville



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