Something Only Part Remembered

Neville

Something Only Part Remembered

 

Do you,

by any chance remember

when our rings

first clashed

on that three quarter bed

in that

cheap hotel room ..

I know I do

and I seem to recall

it might

well have been Blackpool ..

I remember

the tingle and the shock

of that first

Shazam moment almost

as if it

were yesterday ..

My word,

how quick and intense

was

that guilt trip

we simultaneously forgot ..

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 7th, 2024 03:14
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Users favorite of this poem: Cheeky Missy
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  • orchidee

    I of course don't remember when KP and my rings clashed! heehee. I prefer to forget it. lol.

    • Neville



      It seems to me you should be confined to a hutch for the permanently bewildered sir .. Neville

    • TobaniNataiella

      Enjoyed the read

      • Neville



        Good to hear .. thank you .. Neville

        • TobaniNataiella

          You are very welcome, hope it is not as bad as they saying down your way, stay safe

          • Neville



            thanks again .. unfortunately it is .. never known anything like it in the UK before .. just glad I'm off today

            • TobaniNataiella

              Take Care

            • sorenbarrett

              Memories so well set in this poem. It is the mixture of nostalgic and at the same time imperfect situations that bring reality and humanity to this poem. Perfect in its imperfection.

              • Neville



                Thank you my friend .. Neville

              • rebellion_in_sanity

                I read it thrice, and on each read I felt that the speaker was in a state of suspension between two points in time. One is of course the present and the other in past, whose memories are vivid and touches upon the small intimate details showing the intensity. Loved the understated style and the sense of sort of moving on but still tethered to some point in the past.

                • Neville


                  You sir are way too kind and I am extremely grateful to you for stopping by and the more than generous comment you left behind .. Seasonal Best to you & yours, Neville

                • Cheeky Missy

                  Whoa, 007. I know you never could forget, only politely aquiesce and feign you did until the next moment your eyes stole a glance into hers, when the electrifying shock instantaneously ripped through both your bodies thanks to that tiny little glance. Ah me! You charmer! Superbly rendered with such a strength of poignancy I nearly squirmed in my seat, and imagery to kill. I declare. Thank you for sharing, you wilely fox, you.

                  • Neville



                    You sure know how to make a fella blush Missy .. many serious thank you's now heading your way ... Neville

                    • Doggerel Dave

                      Left my run too late - there's no way to follow Missy here, is there? Nowt to add - too much of an anti climax.

                      • Neville



                        you neva gave up on me tho' did ya .. such gifts are priceless .. ta .. Neville

                      • arqios

                        I so hate the grinding of rings and them biting into flesh as fingers clench. So I rarely wear mine. Plus, the weather can make them either gloopy or icy, depending. But of courthouse concerns of mine don’t take away from your lovely poem. There is never a want of intimate connection with your compositions!

                        • Neville



                          I never take mine off .. in spite of everything .. the risks and the anticipated joys, it simply means too much .. thank you my friend .. Neville

                        • Goldfinch60

                          Memories bring back all types of thoughts to our minds Neville.

                          Andy

                          • Neville



                            Thanks Andy



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