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Who Were You
Were you the person I imagine or were you a person I’d regret
Your image is almost nothing, yet I manage to picture you
The soft-spoken women who would hold me as I cry,
Or the selfish old lady who would leave me alone to suffer
My memories of you are like a blurred out face in a polaroid photo
The blur you are is like the constant static in my brain.
I want to believe that pieces of you reside in me,
Yet I have no recollection of you ever existing.
How could someone I’ve only seen in pictures be someone who is part of me
You’ve never been here for me,
yet you have memories of me that I’ll never remember.
You are a memory I’ll never be able to remember

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This piece is about my grandma I never got to truely meet. She passed when I was very young so I have no memories of her.