For All The Good Times
Our memories are all that’s left
Here I am laying around thinking, that life is pretty okay
That my world is a good place to be,
And I wanted to write down how I’m feeling today
To take out on bad days, as a reminder to me.
I’ve written many times about the tears I’ve shed
And those tears were usually about you,
But I may not have written about the happy times
As there were plenty of those times too.
Like my engagement ring stuffed in a lolly box
And from that day on, worn with a smile,
Or a bunch of flowers so unexpectedly received
When an injury laid me up for awhile.
Or a dinner of fish and chips in a WA resort
Eaten off newspaper sitting on the beach,
A meal in a restaurant called ‘Dirty Dicks’
Not all that cheap but within our reach.
A single flower would occasionally arrive at work
And I remember those hung-over Sunday’s in bed,
A friend’s greasy dinner on Sunday night
While a full on drumming band played in your head.
Now that we no longer share any ties
Our memories are the best that we’ll get,
Though it hurts how much I miss you
It was all too good to regret.
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About the Creator
Colleen Millsteed
My first love is poetry — it’s like a desperate need to write, to free up space in my mind, to escape the constant noise in my head. Most of the time the poems write themselves — I’m just the conduit holding the metaphorical pen.
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