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Written June 22, 2023
For The Contest, Writing Challenge – F Word
Sponsored by Constance La France


 

Forgetfulness is my new friend; its frequent visits- I defend. Quite unannounced, it comes and goes to steer my mind into repose. Although annoying- I must say it makes me laugh in my dismay of losing track of simple things that fly away as if on wings. A friend, I call it- since I know it's part of aging and will show- when brains are filled right to the top- untangling thoughts come to a stop. So when I'm frustrated that day as it comes by and plans to stay- I just relax and stay resigned, and before long, my thoughts unwind. But all in all, so far I'm blessed- speak of forgetfulness in jest. I'll keep on aging- best I can to make the most of my life's plan.

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Date: 6/23/2023 2:24:00 PM
Such a wonderful piece, Sandra, and so, so true that forgetfulness can be a friend...but unfortunately I can't remember its name.
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Date: 6/23/2023 12:40:00 AM
Yes, unfortunately we do get more forgetful as we get older. A brilliant description and poem. Well written.
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