Gone Poem by Ross Maclennan

Gone



If a moment belongs
In a stanza or song.
Is a treasure so precious and rare.

If a note is so sweet
That you steal it and keep
It for times when you’re drunk with despair

If a memory thrives
So the moment survives.
It's the absence of all who were there,

And the Essences' heat
Cold reality cheat
So that life becomes lived in and fair.

Then why do they stay
Out of reach, far away,

Will this fabric, so delicate, tear?

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Do you recall that elusive visceral touch of sound/ sight/ taste that lies beyond your recall and defies explanation but sits like a heavenly memory of an absolute in the dark corner of your mind? If not this will just be a poem rather than a tingle in the tips of your toes.
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