Poetry: Just another memory - by Remy Gr

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by Remy Gr

Created on: August 09, 2009 Last Updated: September 22, 2009

Night spreads her wings
Darkness rules everywhere
I can hear a voice calling me
From behind rusty bars
Of a castle abandoned
In a dark corner in my heart

Morning comes after an era
Losing her way a million times
Sprays a dozen dews on petals
So tender petals of Rhododendron
They smile, shine, a twinkle and another
Funny grasses dance so ugly

Her arrival, presence, and tender touch
Resemblance is all what it is
Its my madness, its how I die
Its how I die every night and morning
What I live with every moment is a memory
Just another memory of you

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