Poem 14 : Remember Me

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Do you still Remember Me,
do you still remember how we used to be;
Do you still remember those memories
of our childhood in a distant summer time;
Do you still remember our joyous stories
for it still haunts me like a bittersweet mime;
Yet those sweet memories of a distant past
never to return has faded much too fast;

But still I smile every time I reminisce,
for from my heart those memories deice;
The woes burying our love in drapes of time
as silent tears drip in a melancholic mime;
Though we've grown 'n years have gone by
I wonder if we'll ever brush our woes away;
If our love turned barren will be rekindled
before each trace of our love has dwindled;

You, I remember, but do you Remember Me,
do you still remember how we used to be;
Do you remember those radiant mornings
and those warm sunny afternoons;
Do you remember those breezy evenings
and how we used to wish on stars 'n moon;
Yet those sweet memories of a distant past
never to return has faded much too fast;

But still I smile every time I reminisce,
for from my heart those memories deice;
The frost enshrouding our pictures together
the pages shrivelling 'n withering into ether;
Our forms fading away widening the divide
as the slithering woes with time subsides;
so I still wonder if our love will be rekindled
before each trace of our love has dwindled;

So do you still Remember Me,
do you still remember how we used to be;
Do you still remember those memories
of our childhood in a distant summer time;
Do you still remember our joyous stories
for it still haunts me like a bittersweet mime;
Yet those sweet memories of a distant past
has faded now, but I wish they'd not so fast.

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