I remember your creek,
with the rock I loved to stand on
I remember your happy little house,
But cookies weren't the only thing I could smell
I remember Cloe,
and her love to chase balls and swim
I remember the black berries,
But they're the only sweet things in my memory
I remember your raspy voice,
damaged by the cigarets you always smoked everywhere
I remember your kind words,
But I also remember you saying you'd chose a pack of smokes,
Over me.
YOU ARE READING
Knocking on Deaths Door
PuisiJust a group of poems I've written for different reasons.