When I close my eyes and think back To those bygone days of my youth I see a pool of memories Simmering in silver moonlight Dipping my fingers in the water I catch an elusive memory Of times of silliness and childish joy That brings a big smile to my face Or something that causes me to cringe with embarrassment But I cherish all my memories Because these are a treasure That can never be replaced
The only ghost that scares is a past version of you.
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No one said that loving was easy No one ever said life and living were easy The journey is convoluted It’s riddled with traps A one-way ticket that has no returns So what scares me is to relieve the past To face the challenges I have already conquered To relive the trials and tribulations of yesterday And worst of all to face the past version of you You… Who has evolved with me You who have changed and mellowed You, now a person I’m proud of now I dare to go into a future yet unknown Than to return a past that I have already traveled
This week Reena has given us a collage as the prompt;
There is no restriction on length or format of the piece. There is no last date either, unless you wish to be featured in the Weekly Wrap.
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A hype Instilling fear Apprehension in hearts Resulted in something entirely different Views of vistas unprecedented, awesome A sigh of relief from those concerned Nothing bad happened!
But there are changes Our eyes cannot perceive Too minute to be noticeable On a day to day basis by common people Only the very sensitive equipment can record theses changes But most of us are oblivious to them We go about our daily lives in total disregard
The changes seem and unseen both Can have far reaching implications Consider all your actions Weigh all the risks Beware of the unseen
Sometimes It feels good To be one with the nature To abandon caution and enjoy The thrill of adventure To step in a perilous situation Sometimes it feels good To be just free and careless
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