The memory of a photograph
The piercing memory embroidered into the depths of the mind
The warmth that lingered in between every touch, the chills that would travel into wondrous parts of the body
I can still feel the tenderness of your breath glazing my neck
Your hands running down my thighI miss your touch,
I miss waking up to your texts
The rapid beatings of my heart as your name flashed on my screen
Thump, thump, thump
The way you would always try and get a smile claiming how beautiful I was
The serenity you would bring to me everything your face appeared in my memoryEverything was replaced
Soon those loving texts would turn into anger
Anger of how I wasn't fulfilling your needs
Love turned to hatred
Hatred of how I was no longer beautiful in your eyes
How I should try and fit to the norms of society
How I need to look a certain way because my beauty no longer was tailored to you
Everything crumbled
And you were no longer the person I fell in love withAfter devastation took place, I set to find myself
How was I to make someone happy if I could not make even myself happy
Before fending off my love to someone worthy, I need to discover my self worth
To search the caves of my memory and replace the evil with goodI had no longer desired the sense of your touch,
My mind would explore new adventures in hopes to replace our own
Those who cared would help me strike a match, and light the flames within me once again
I felt peace
I felt whole
And more importantly
I felt the love for myself againBut I cant lie to you,
I still have a piece of you
In the memory of a photograph
That I keep hidden in the depths of my drawers, where no one but so, may see the youthful glow of our facesWhat could have been
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Not going to lie to you, this poem was suppose to have a completely different approach but I forgot the entire concept of it and it was left unfinished. So I took the first lines of the original one and changed the concept in its entirety. Here's what it was originally suppose to be like:
"The memory of a photograph
Its funny how a photograph can take you far away
To a place in which you'd never want to forgetA place of purity that you can never get back
Where she didn't know what the sight of death looked like
Where she didn't know what the impact of a gun can do other than soak your target with water
Where she could remember a time where a smile would never leave her face.
She was allowed to wondrously roam around the streets without having the fear of a strange man approaching her and offering her things that should not be outside of a thought..."
Yeah I found this in my google docs and was like "huh this is interesting". No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't remember what this was about. Anyways yeah, there's suppose to be a lack of grammar for those who are keen on grammar.
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