Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Cherished Memories

Memories exist because we tether them to subconscious;
To stop them drifting out on a sea of forgotten.

A rotten sentiment is soon forgotten, but a cherished memory is a stream begotten;
undammed and free-flowing.

They burrow in your ears, and they crawl through your eyes.
A toddler's piercing wail, or a grown man's cries.

But remember that memories are deep and sweet.
Those pulsating, amber glowing, constancies.
Collective, stacked, a bounty of wordless anomalies.

Sometimes they are hyperactive, some days they are subdued.
Entrenched in our minds like boiled-sweets imbued.
That fruitful seeping into the crevices,
They permeate and remain,
Those saliva soaked synapses in the brain.