Remember.
Handprints formed in the dust, physical proof of being touched where time has left its mark.
Remember.
Crushed flowers on the path that show where feet have tread.
Remember.
Oil marks on the pavement that create rainbow reflections.
Remember.
Piecess of gum left under a table, chewed up and stuck with no second thought.
Remember.
Cracked photograph frames and burnt polaroids in a bonfire.
Remember.
A hoodie shoved in the corner of the closet that used to be well loved.
Remember.
Footprints in the sand that get washed away with the changing tides.
Remember.
Cracks in the sidewalk from wear overtime, the fault of mankind.
Remember.
Coins scattered on the ground, thought to be not valuable enough to pick back up.
Remember.
Fingerprints on windows from tiny little hands that could not resist looking outside.
Remember.
Strands of hair left behind in peculiar places from your previous lover.
Remember.
Dirt stains on white shirts that just can't seem to be washed out.
Remember.
A child's painting hung up on the refrigerator door.
Remember.
