Memories Poem by anujan raja

Memories

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Memories know no sleep
Memories come to torture you
Haunt you and
Swamp you into nightmares.

Memories are your bosom companions,
Memories do not desert you ever,
Memories do not wilt and fade,
And rob you of your honey-sweet dreams.

Memories quell the storm in your mind,
Memories save you from floods of sorrow,
Memories churn your mind
And bring up the amrit* urn

Memories come in floods
And sometimes in a trickle
The floods drown you in grief
And the trickle tickle you softly.

Memories come to taunt you,
Chastise you for the fool things you did
The whiplash stings and hurts and
You twist and turn in pain.

Sunday, November 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: memories
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
* Note: Amrit is nectar or ambrosia, the food of the gods as mentioned in Greek and Roman mythology. Here the reference is to the story of the churning of the Ocean of Milk mentioned in Hindu puranas,
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roop Rekha Bhaskar 04 June 2015

Memories- This is one of Gods gift and you have written each line so beautifully!

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Akhtar Jawad 03 November 2014

Memories quell the storm in your mind, Memories save you from floods of sorrow, Memories churn your mind And bring up the amrit* urn A sweet lovely poem.

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Roseann Shawiak 03 November 2014

A very memorable and enjoyable poem, Anujan! You explained the nature of memories expertly, they can be joyful or hurt us with such pain! Thank you for sharing this great poem! RoseAnn

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