Remember me for all the good I tried
and when I failed the many tears I cried
Remember me for love I thought I had,
and hate I lied about, that made me sad
Remember me because I would not trade
proof’s boasts for empty credos ever prayed
Remember me for thinking vainly, themes
that overplayed my haunted wistful dreams
Remember me for strutting for a fool
while wearing raiment as his silly tool
Remember me as you reflect on birth;
For my new midlife and its mordant mirth
Remember me when thinking of my death
and the brief time permitted for our breath
Remember, after the end of our days
we are but embers in a splendent blaze
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Author:
George (My real name) (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: December 2nd, 2017 11:55
- Comment from author about the poem: No political, religious diatribe or dogma implied or intended. This poem is simply an observation on the sweet shortness of life.
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Comments2
Thank you sir, I do most assuredly appreciate your very kind remarks. I'm glad you liked it.
Good write, may we be remembered for trying our best in our lives.
Thank you sir, your comment is much appreciated.
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