A poet said, “it is easier to die than remember.”
I say nostalgia is a ribbon,
or Jacob Marley’s chains,
and we are bound by the smoke of our past.
Nostalgia
26 Tuesday Jan 2021
Posted poems
in26 Tuesday Jan 2021
Posted poems
inA poet said, “it is easier to die than remember.”
I say nostalgia is a ribbon,
or Jacob Marley’s chains,
and we are bound by the smoke of our past.
The known and the unknown, truth and fiction, seen and unseen, something and nothing, it’s a cruel calculus that passes …
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