Memories

My memory’s worth cannot be measured, sometimes it brings with it some regret. Some I have filed and they are now treasured, the unpleasant one’s I’ve endeavored to forget. But from unpleasant things I can also fain, and experience has been my classroom teacher. So that I always know what not to do again, the same mistake would be a double feature. No heart holds any secrets, because our tongues can’t keep one. Tom
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