
The things you remember in the spur of the moment. Déja vu. Old memories. That wonderfully familiar feeling.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 284 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 10-03-11 - Status: Complete - id: 2957932
|
|
A+ A- |
The things you remember in the spur of the moment. Déja vu. Old memories. That wonderfully familiar feeling.
-Nostalgia-
Nostalgia.
Like a song that I heard in my childhood but forgot I knew until I heard it again.
Like a game I hadn't played since I was 8 and had forgotten about.
(Cops & Robbers, Simon Says...)
Like a T-shirt I never knew I had until I saw it again in an old photo.
Like skipping rhymes I remember from my younger days that I almost forgot.
(Blue bells Cockle shells, Teddy Bear...)
Like the flavour of a snack that I didn't know was still being sold until I see it on store shelves again.
Like going back to my elementary and remembering my old school routine.
(Lunch in the gym, being shooed out of the halls, 12:00 Fridays...)
Like a habit I had when I was a child and was reminded of by an old video.
Like recalling what kind of books I liked to read.
(Clifford the Big Red Dog, Magic Tree House, Animal Ark...)
Like the interests and pastimes that I can't recall I had before technology took over.
The regret and frustration that comes with the inability to remember...
Like the envy I feel towards my childhood
When I realize that I can't remember how to enjoy life the way I did when I was a kid.
And now I wonder...
How did these precious memories fade away without me knowing?
Now you know one more thing about me.
One of my favourite emotions; one that I will never forget the feeling of, no matter how many other things I will lose sight of.
Nostalgia.
|
||||||