Memory

cellinic

The sharpness of the illusory world fade,

The chores of good old days shall resonate,

In dreaminess of images at sunset

Where visions of the memory locate.

 

Transparent, just like picture-perfect, glowing

In the impermanence of our days,

I read at times felicity ongoing.

Sometimes it is the wilderness of shades…

 

Chorus

The memory of people is selective,

But thoughts which are engendered from inside,

Are intercepted right at start of active

Flow of the inspiration, out and out…

 

While melancholies witch me with their riddle,

I cast around the bridges to the science.

I have been charmed by mind since I was little,

I see in it my expectations stance.

 

The expectations which are full of mind glow

You wholly feel it in the phrases flow

But pure enjoyment images inside will go

As the sincerity does now and then, I know.

 

Chorus.

  • Author: cellinic (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 8th, 2026 10:53
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 13
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  • sorenbarrett

    A recognition that things are as they are. Where everyone sees things in their own way. A nice write

    • cellinic

      Many thanks, dear SB!)

      • sorenbarrett

        You are most welcome

      • Tristan Robert Lange

        Cellinic, this feels reflective and immersive. It moves gently through memory and perception without forcing clarity, and that softness gives it depth. I enjoyed sitting inside its rhythm and would love to hear it as a song. Great job.🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

        • cellinic

          Many thanks, dear Tristan Robert! I'll surely let you know when it becomes a song)

          • Tristan Robert Lange

            You're most welcome! Yay! Please do!

          • sorenbarrett

            It is clear to me that expectations do govern perceptions and that in such memories as well. Nicely written



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