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Ongoing Amnesia
by Karyn Khaki Hughes (Age: 38)
copyright 03-13-2002


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Memory loss is a pain in the neck
Not only do you simply forget
But when your memory kicks in
Chances are better than average
Your “memory” is wrong
I have stopped believing
When I remember anything
Because when I am proved wrong
Not only do I look bad
Others are injured as well
I do not enjoy looking bad
I would prefer me looking awful constantly
Than a friend looking
Even a little bad just once
Purely because of me


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02-05-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Sorry I forgot what I was going to say...good write. Thanks, Anthony
03-14-2002 Kay Lee Kelly    

I was going to tell you,,, now what was that,
I know the feeling of this, my daughter has
memory loss, her early years are in a mist,
she is only 36.
03-14-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

Welcome to PNP I liked your poem.
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