Haze, it starts in the morning
The day falls through a hollow can
Far into the night, I seek
A lost memory, adrift memory
I stumble, I trip
I climb, I fall
I lay on my back
I talk to the walls
I expect a response from
The pictures I've lost
Myself, the frame
Empty and tossed
I talk to the walls
I search every ledge
I stumble, I trip
I yield, I pledge
Alone, with thoughts that I don't want
Sewn-in much like the days before
No sun, no moon, no stars
No place in the box for an inkless pen
YOU ARE READING
All My Memories Are Digital
PoetryA critical look of the past, filled with internal monologues, that tries not to be needlessly wordy or complicated.