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An Ending Never to Be
by Lisa Hilbers

Thursday, August 30, 2007
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An Ending Never to Be


 


Once in a while; Well, maybe a bit more often,
I find myself reliving those moments of first sorrows-
The first results of a day gone bad-
A night with an ending never to be-
You remember that day? That night?
Those faces? Those tears? You do remember them; don’t you?
Or is it just me that can’t throw away all those used up
memories-
One would think by now, they could be discarded, without
ever looking back-
But do we dare? Should we even try? Should we want too?


 


Each year as that day approaches, I promise myself I’ll
just let it go on by-
But then, here they come- Rising up to the top-
Overflowing. Flooding the cavity of my heart- My soul-
And I ask? Who am I to try and bury those I never knew-
I have not that right! I am not my own keeper;
Not on this day.


 


I turn to recognize much more than pain-
Way more than memory-
It’s a force far greater than I have ever known-
and Still; Still I can hear the battle cries of centuries old-
and the battle cries of years to come-
I know each of them by name- The same name-
I’ve granted them all their entitlements-
Their place in history; Their place within me-
They are now and will forever remain a part of me-
and whether we like it or not- A part of each of us-


 


No, we can’t forget; Nor should we try; Nor, should we want too.


 


 


© Lisa Hilbers
August 30, 2007


 


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Reviewed by Sharon Lockwood 11/13/2009
Beautifully written!!! :))
Reviewed by Art Sun 9/16/2007
Some memories fade away, some never go away and some we wish to keep...

a very nice write.....




Art Sun...
Reviewed by Kathryn Collins 9/12/2007
Dear Lisa -

No forgetting = pain and joy. One wave after another. Beautiful.

love,
Kathy
Reviewed by Joyce Bowling 8/31/2007
A write full of heart and soul, sends a wonderful and positive message...enjoyed!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Reviewed by d. krusky 8/31/2007
How absolutely true "No, we can't forget; Nor should we try; Nor, should we want too." To do so would be to give up on life, mankind, humanity. A super write with a wonderful message! Keep up the great writing!

Smiles,
Dorothy
Reviewed by Paul Berube 8/31/2007
Lisa,

I've have always loved your sincerity. Outstanding and memorable write my friend. Blessings Always, Paul.
Reviewed by Felix Perry 8/30/2007
Very beautifully intense write that pays tribute to ones that we don't say thank you to enough. Well done Lisa and good to see you back on the board again. I have missed your words...so wise.

Fee
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 8/30/2007
Lisa, you have written a most beautiful piece from within your heart and soul, gracing us with powerful words of wisdom and past memories.....

Be safe,
Karen
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 8/30/2007
(((Lisa)))!!!!

Welcome back: no one writes more beautiful, meaningful, compassionate poetry such as you; you honor the spirits of those lost with dignity. The entire poem, especially the last sentance, is spot ON. Well done.

(((((HUGS))))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 8/30/2007
Wonderful! So nice to see you back, Lisa; you've been missed! Welcome back!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Burleson, Karen Lynn. :D
Reviewed by George Thompson 8/30/2007
Hold on to those memories for as long as you can. The older you get, the more difficult it becomes to remember them all.

George
Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper 8/30/2007
Lisa, your poem is beautiful. Holding on to those memories gives us a bridge to all we have been, to all we have become, and to all we have known. They are an extension of our personal universe, and from that perspective we should cherish them--even the bad things because they have taught us lessons that made us grow.

Now, for a bit of witticism: When you get my age and the memories start hiding in the cavities of your mind, you will ponder and wish like the devil you could recall all those precious memories.
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart 8/30/2007
Memories can be precious or painful Lisa but it's for sure we can't control their march through our mind. Powerful write, good to read you again.
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