Faded memory
Soft like my old flannel shirt
Comfortable, well-worn
Wrinkled like my face
Old stories adopt new lines
Twice as much to tell
Faded memory
Soft like my old flannel shirt
Comfortable, well-worn
Wrinkled like my face
Old stories adopt new lines
Twice as much to tell
Posted in Haiku, Riches of Aging
Tags: Creative Aging, Daily Prompts, Haiku, Poetry
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Very visual and imaginative. Probably one of my fav. There’s a depth only to be found in honest perception and reflection.
Thanks, Heath. I’ve not been writing lately and decided to check the day’s prompt. “Faded” just spoke to me.
Lots to think about in this one and I love the imagery!
Thank you, Luanne. 🙂
So beautifull a lovely feeling
Thank you, Lynn. ❤
🙂
Oh I love the way you describe an old memory, with its comfort but the potential of new ways of telling.
Thanks.
A different, unique and personal point of view, developed over and after time. That, to me, is another benefit of aging.
Yes it is. And also not being timid to express it!
Aging and comfort are two themes I see vividly in your lines here! 🙂
Thanks, Christy. I’m happy you connect with my feelings. ❤
As I write this while wearing my old flannel shirt, I can relate to the wrinkles and the stories behind them. 🙂
🙂 Comfort zone clothes.