I Remember
By rayjones
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I Remember
They make no sense; my memories
They flicker like a candle flame.
Mere phantom childhood fantasies?
Or should they bear another name?
Confusing and yet comforting,
They make me who I am.
Collecting time; a foolish thing
My past an earthen dam?
Pecking like a blinded chick
The wall of dirt begins to slide
A time bomb's warning tick
now pounding deep inside.
I can not stop it's just too late
ancient wheels begin to turn
the creaking of a rusty gate;
the lid twisting from an urn.
Misty threshold calling
I leap through the open maw
yesterday appalling,
Or delight at what I saw.
Laying face up toward the sky
A baby wrapped in red
Now I wish my past a lie
My birthday's for the dead.
Nameless faces come to claim me
From the slimy ruddy muck,
Death child is what they name me
but aloud they just say luck.
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I presume this isn't exactly
I presume this isn't exactly autobiographical as you have put it under fantasy. I suppose many people are bothered as to whether to try to rake up the past both remembered and forgotten, feeling it is of import, but somehow in a relationship with God, we can always have a fresh start, and a dependable family in him as a true Father, and Brother, and real love too from those who are fellow brothers and sisters through faith in him. Rhiannon
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