What is forgotten
is not lost,
merely forgotten.
What is lost
is not destroyed,
merely lost.
What is destroyed
is not dead,
merely destroyed.
What is dead
is not finished,
merely forgotten.
Trail Wood,
8/28
What is forgotten
is not lost,
merely forgotten.
What is lost
is not destroyed,
merely lost.
What is destroyed
is not dead,
merely destroyed.
What is dead
is not finished,
merely forgotten.
Trail Wood,
8/28
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In the echoes of time, these words do resound,
A rhythm of truth in their meaning profound.
What’s forgotten is not erased from the flow,
It lingers, a whisper, a tale to bestow.
Lost but not gone, it exists in the fray,
A puzzle uncompleted, in shadows it may stay.
Destroyed in its form, yet essence endures,
A dance of existence, though its shape no longer lures.
Death’s gentle embrace, a passage it takes,
But its impact reverberates, in the heart it awakes.
In the realm of the forgotten, the lost, and the past,
Eternal echoes linger, their stories steadfast.
In each phrase you share, wisdom takes its place,
A reminder that existence leaves its trace.
We are but space monkeys, traversing this sphere,
With words and with silence, the journey is clear.
Trail Wood,
8/28/2020