Chain Of Memories

I remember the summer breeze giving the trees life

Letting their fingers rake the tears on my face

Trying to watch my eyes, but I’m trying to look at yours

And you were standing there, not saying anything more

Walking away, yet it was a welcome to follow

I was so alone that day

I remember the winter gloom outside giving me life

While we walked down the school hallways

Our laughter ricocheting off the walls

Like a smiling ghostly spirit of ours watching us

Fooling the world with our own foolishness

I couldn’t stop laughing that day

I remember the night star’s twinkle sending the moon life

You were wearing those ridiculous clothes

And there was a light purple dress for me

The grimace clear on my face while your mocking smile on yours

You ran from me like a madman while I strained not to smile

I couldn’t look at you seriously that night

I remember the morning clouds taking the shining sun’s life

I let the doubt haze me over, all my thoughts interpretations

The cold water littered my face from the facet

The sound of the voice I always remembered you in echoes

It was your fault why I love that song now

I would refused to see the sun that day

So I’m aware of the circumstance and how this is inconvenient to you

I’m aware my memory has been weary

I’m not sure what you may get from this, but I do know

What my chain of memories could serve for me

I’ll remember the good stuff and the total image of you

Till it can’t serve me anymore, till that day