Episode 237 - “Looking Back On My Memories”

from Late Night Poetry Hosted by James Picard

As life moves forward, sometimes felt at a quickening pace, I look back on my memories which seem like yesterday and a lifetime ago simultaneously. This poem is my attempt to catch those thoughts and memories before they become more cloudy than they already are.

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