Sweet Remembrances

SWEET REMEMBRANCES

    Where have you been?
       I can’t find, now unseen.
    But your sweet remembrance
      your mystic fluorescence
    I preserve in my trove of treasure.
     My dormant desire to cherish in pain n pleasure.

     When I am awake, you hid in my heart
    In dream I can embrace you, my sweet heart.
    I feel your delicate tender touch on my lips
      I see you holding posy of tulips
     
  Being awake, cruel reality I have to face
  My lone presence in emptiness of your absence.
  I watch you only wandering in my mind.
  Past days and nights, how could I rewind?
  Time is so unkind!	
                       
   Our days are gone, truly gone forever?
   Those happenings could be brought back never.
   Or, all the stars in the sky of night
   are just hidden under broad daylight.
                    
     Daily chores in regular stream
     or subconscious world of sleepy dream?
      May I yell? Which is real? Who will tell?
                   In dream we unite as last console
                   You settle permanent in my soul. 
                   
   I vow to you not to forget. 
     you are so true, so eminent
     I am resting with you in redolence  
     still staying in my adolescence
       creating collage of overlapping memories,
      remembrances to be painted in series.

     Reminiscence in reverie to display
     my emotive urge in joy n dismay.
    

   06/09/18
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Messina Avatar
September 6, 2018 at 8:06 AM
Very nice, Anisha. Good luck in the contest! Charlie
Dutta Avatar
September 6, 2018 at 11:52 AM
Thanks n Best wishes
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