Lost and Found
- Sarika Bokil
- Jan 1, 2020
- 1 min read
I reach into the recesses of my lost and found,
And discover bitter sweet memories that abound,
Of a time that very soon is no longer going to be around.
I can take the memories I like,
Leave the ones I don’t,
But come what may they are all my own.
The ones I take with me make way into the present,
The ones I leave, wait to be rediscovered later like an unopened present,
They stay with me year after year and go with me everywhere.
I may say they are my past
But if it is so, how do they forever last?
Because, anytime I want to revisit a time in life that I have lived,
I just walk the path unlit,
To the recesses of my lost and found,
Where treasures of all the years past lay unwound.
Perhaps then, there really is nothing like a past,
Perhaps it is simply a slice in time that I am a part of,
It stays with me no matter what,
And that is why memories and experiences of all the years I’ve lived are never lost.
As I usher into another year,
Waiting to be a part of the next slice in time,
I realize that each year I live,
I’m making a deposit into my lost and found.
And so every year, I reach into the recesses of my lost and found,
Discover more memories that abound,
I can take what I like and leave what I don’t,
But come what may they stay with me forever and are all my own!

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