Bernard F. Asuncion Memory Poems

R-ecords
O-f
Y-our
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C-herish that memory,
I-n the silence of the night;
T-he good times you recall
A-re setting things aright.
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R-emember
A-ll
M-emories
I-n
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M-ind thinks of the past,
A-s the wave of nostalgia
B-rings back the old time.
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The plastic shell, a weight within the hand,
A silver trim against the darker gray,
A relic now, across the digital sand,
Where faster streams have swept the past away.
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A fragile thing, a phantom in the mind,
Where shadows dance and echoes softly play,
A wide sight sculpted by the years aligned,
Where truth and fiction blend in subtle sway.
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A faded photograph, a whispered name,
A fleeting tune, like a flickering flame,
Yesteryears unfold a bittersweet game,
Cherished moments, in mind, remain the same.
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A line recalled, a faded trace,
From poems past, a whispered grace,
Where echoes live in time and space,
A verse remembered, its embrace,
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The marriage anniversary
Of couple Nelly and Ener
Lets them bring back the memory
When they were blessed by the Maker.
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N-ice to have tenacious memory,
O-n Tuesday January twenty-third;
E-very detail is fully intact,
L-ike a love that is remembered.
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W-ind again in the mind,
E-arnestly learn to remember;
A-im not to ever forget
N-or to say none or
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R-emember the memory,
O-ctober twentieth day;
B-ad events of the past
E-ven have roles to play.
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M-emory in your mind
I-s stored to remember;
L-earn from the things,
A-fter the change of weather.
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J-ust jog my memory,
E-agerly help me make it through;
N-ice thought fades from my mind,
N-o line departs from
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M-emory is not enough,
A-ll lessons that you receive
R-emain to be seen in action,
I-n good result to achieve.
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M-emory of the past
I-s coming back to the mind;
L-et it return to bring
D-elight that you can find.
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G-aze at the crescent moon,
H-aze I notice has drifted,
I-'m no longer seeing the shadows,
N-ew morn is now delighted.
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