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Tag: Memories

Pretend

Sometimes I like to 
remember the times with you
I know we never had...

December 7, 2020October 24, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: Fake, Fate, Memories, Poetry, You 17 Comments

Rearview

I can see you fading away 
in my rearview mirror...

With dead leaves
and empty dreams
swirling at your feet.
December 4, 2020October 24, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: Leaves, Memories, Past, Poetry, You 14 Comments

Rewind

Five minutes pass 
and a hundred moments
run through my mind.

And when I try to hit fast-forward...

I click the damn rewind.
November 25, 2020October 24, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: Blah, Damnit, Memories, Poetry, You 24 Comments

Shivers

Whenever I go 
to somewhere we 
have been... 

I get shivers from 
the memories that 
stir from within... 
November 8, 2020October 24, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: History, Lord....., Memories, Places, Remembering, You 12 Comments

Shells

I have five shells
that I count one by one…

Found during a time
that can’t be undone.

You picked them by hand
and gave them to me…

In a place I thought

I wanted to be.

October 23, 2020October 24, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: beach, Memories, Missing you, North Carolina, Shellls, You 17 Comments

Erased

Sometimes I wish I could
wipe away my memories of you.

Like writings on a chalkboard.

Leaving nothing behind but
fine white dust
and faded broken outlines.

But I know that even if my mind
could somehow be erased…

I’d still remember
every part of your face.

August 21, 2020 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: Broken, Erased, fucked, Letting Go, Memories, You 27 Comments

Weeds

I wanted you
to uncover those
memories,
like weeds in a

flower bed.

I was hoping you’d
find the good ones…

But you found the
bad ones instead.


June 19, 2020October 22, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: Memories, Poetry, Weeds, You 13 Comments

Four Scents

Patchouli,
sandalwood,
musk and
cigarette smoke.

Seemingly
simple scents…

That transport me
right back to you.

May 16, 2020October 11, 2022 by Ash Ochoa Poetry Categories: My PoetryTags: fuck, Memories, Missing you, Poetry, Regrets, You 22 Comments

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