As my memory
runs away with my days & into unknown years,
As my words
hide, my speech sleeps & past images swim & blurs,
And my
forgetful desires on horizon´s sunsets, ebbs, goes & wanes,
My Senses
drift away on the past, recollection just laughs & feigns.
Walking down
memory´s avenue of ground coffee freshly brewed,
To the autumn
leafed bench, where long ago I was so gently wooed,
I´m smelling
the scents of my bridal bouquet, of jasmine, fern & rose,
I´m breathing
in your nape & your soft hair, tickling my quivering nose.
I still smell
that small talcum-soft babe, so sweet & peacefully at rest,
And that
milky, musky aroma, dripping from small lip & from my breast,
That cake,
that bread, that floury & messily, together we baked & made,
Eaten warm
& yeasty smelling, baked with love & brown eggs freshly laid.
Autumn leaves
raked, wind blowing to heaven newly mown green grass,
The first
dust-blasting raindrops, pitter-pattering upon cosy window glass,
That new-born
smell of your very first & very endearing, fluffy wee pup,
In times of
stress, of peppermint tea, served in the best bone china cup.
Memories float
in & out, drifting on waves of aromas, scents & perfumes,
Lost & fading
upon reminiscence & ebbing away with clouds & old moons,
Today I smell
of old sepia lace & lavender, I am now merely an old gran,
The years have
flown by & chased by days, swiftly on aromas they ran.
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