My memory works in images
I see them, replay them, feel them
This is how I find things that are ‘lost’
I hope I never come to be without myself
that might be a bit of an issue
For now though, I’ll continue
wondering if I’m truly getting older
or if the days are getting longer
stretching this matrix into oddly shaped
happenings, placed, filed, and organized
into tiny little images to review later on.
-M. Taggart
cheers everyone
I love this! I reread it a few times, and still want to read it. It resonates. Thank you.
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Hi and good morning. Thank you, I’m glad this landed well with you. Does your memory work the same?
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At times, yes. It’s like a collection of photographs.
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I love this poem, esp. these lines: “I hope I never come to be without myself
that might be a bit of an issue” — a keeper!
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Thank you for this. I literally called this poem ‘a throw away poem’ maybe I under estimated it
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You underestimated this one, dear. Have a wonderful day, Matt.
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It seems I did. Cheers and thank you.
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Wonderful and totally relatable! Glad you didn’t throw it away.
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🙂 thank you
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Reblogged this on Outosego and commented:
Matt -or Mathew- is a wonderful writer. He is a wonderful poet, ladies and gentlemen. A wonderful creator. And this is one of his poems which i really like. He acknowledges he underestimated this one. Fortunately, he didn’t throw it away.
Since i like to pay attention to the words, all i can say for the moment -without writing a further analysis- is that i see some wonderful keywords in this one. Can you ?
You may click on the following link to take a look at his published work, dear friends, which is wonderful : https://mtaggartwriter.wordpress.com/my-book/
Ps : When the discussion comes around poetry and literature, I use to say : Spare a dime, brother. Take care, dear friends, and spare a dime.
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I have nominated you for the Leibster Award. Check it oit.
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out.
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I hoped clicking the like button would show my thoughts about this poem, because I’m failing miserably to be descriptive here about this piece’s soul. I’ll just leave with a “Well done”
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Watt, coming from me, the worst commenter on WP, your comments are sky high and you spread them out for everyone. I don’t know how you have the time. I’m literally in our vehicle headed north. I can’t keep up.
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I have this hour reserved for WordPress. Used to. Now I have all the time.
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