Wednesday, June 10, 2009

How I Remember You

Bad memories are funny things. 
They stay exactly as you left them. 
They don't ever go numb but luckily everything else eventually piles on top. 
The world doesn't stop or hesitate quite the way it should and stresses and worries overlap and    share the space with that memory. 
Although the space is cluttered nothing of the memory is lost. 
Every once in a while a breeze  will unexpectedly pull the corners of the clutter aside, revealing    some or all of the pain. 
Depending on the strength of the breeze and how many layers are pulled aside, revealing the          wound, will be in direct correlation with how intensely the memory will be felt. 
Other times, for one reason or another, you pull back the layers, desperately searching for the      memory and all the emotion. 
Sometimes you find it easily, and sometimes it doesn't want to be found.

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