Fading Memory


Memories I have written down,
in many letters in the past,
but I never kept a diary,
something, that would last.

Yet, I'm amazed at momentos,
mom gave me in a shoebox.
And the pictures that she took,
now out of my long reach,
held off in the distance, in,
a place I can no longer breach.

I've written down and published,
all that I could remember.
But memory fades with every year,
from early April to December.

As my days continue to grow short,
and some memories are confused,
I sharpen my memory by using it,
while I lose what's never used.

I hope my memory remains sharp,
on my very last living day.
So I can tell the ones I love,
why I'm happy just going away.


Katja

Fading Memory of Her © Katja Heinemann at Pinterest.com

I'm not going anywhere soon. Just finding names,
places getting harder to remember as well as, what
I ate yesterday. Lots of reminders on my computer.
More every day as life seems to get more complicated
with all these easy ways of doing things that turn
out taking longer and are harder.

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