# Poem #39: Memories

Author: bhscorch1313
Tags: Memories, Poetry, sonnet, thought

#40 of Poetry

A sonnet about the importance of memories. I've always wanted to write a sonnet. This one is Shakespearean style.

_Memories_

These thoughts might leave I fear,   
 I hope to never lose;   
 Thoughts held so dear,   
 Memories are not whom, but whose.   
 The truth I will discover,   
 Always hope to see;   
 Never I intend to smother,   
 Honest and devout I'll be.   
 They become foggy over time,   
 I wish I had them twice;   
 To lose them is a crime,   
 Punishment of losing will suffice.   
 Their importance is well-known;   
Now all my Memories have grown.

~bhscorch

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