INDELIBLE

nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

You left
A photograph
Upon my soul
Like faded paper
As I now
Grow old.

An indelible touch
An artists brush
In fading 
Daylight
A gentle
Touch.

An angels breath
A calming voice
A tapestry in
Embroided choice
Childrens laughter
Footsteps at play
Giggles in
A cloudless day.

When sunset falls
Darkness replaces light
I sometimes hear
That calming voice
You left
A photograph
Upon my soul
As I grow old.

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Comments3

  • sorenbarrett

    Memories that fade with time left and on occasion they are turned over and remind us of past good and bad. A lovely write

  • arqios

    A beautifully framed keepsake in words; memory as touch, voice, and light, held like a faded photograph that time can’t quite erase. πŸ•ŠοΈπŸ™πŸ»

  • Keeter C

    Interesting the positive memories some leave.



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