Chained To A Memory Poem by David Harris

Chained To A Memory

Rating: 5.0


You went away a long time ago,
set me adrift in an emotional sea.
I couldn’t find someone new,
‘cause I was chained to a memory of you.

Everywhere, little things I saw,
reminded me of your memory.
Nothing that I did would pull me free;
everything just spoke your name to me.

Now I cannot go anywhere,
as always there is something there.
To remind me of the fun we used to have,
in that so long ago.

I tried to break the chain,
but love is too strong there.
Therefore, I’ll just go on forever,
chained to a memory of you.


(13 June 2007)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew mark Wilkinson 13 June 2007

A loving memory.. How sweet they can be, they still fetch a tear in my eye...10

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David Taylor 13 June 2007

David, this is a gentle and heartfelt poem how to treasure what is true but move on?

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Original Unknown Girl 13 June 2007

I love this poem, it speaks of love in the highest form. And what a powerful tool the memory is to assist in keeping love alive. A wonderful poem. I enjoyed it. HG: -) xx

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