Mixed Memories: Poetry

by David Lee Dambrosio

Get into the mix. Trying to win lost hope is evolution in reverse, like blue dreams in pink skies. To her in the twilight horizon morphs into a dark cloud for a week and a day. Whether waiting for a bus or on the mountain, the regret is tomorrow's bed sheets, in a morning night. To leave leaves emptiness.

A place for tonight, while the fire is only sleeping, turns into a long, drawn summer. Looking for a job or watching the October Sea asks what's happenin' in the land of magic. Ode or dream?

Sometimes happier. Sometimes so lonely. Hold tight Ama Beth, Poor Charlie, and Tender Lea. Where shall it end? With a four day delay at the airport? Run fox run, without much love.

Damn immaturity To love too soon is to be hurt too early. The color of rain washes a watercolor portrait away, until it's a dry piece of driftwood with wet lifelike memories.

Everyone has mixed memories. Good and bad, happy and sad, exhilarating and disappointing, and loving and not so loving. Life is enriched and often haunted by mixed memories.

Search David Lee Dambrosio for other Amazon books by the author.

Poetry collections include:
Mixed Memories
Saturday Soldier of Fortune
Painter In The Mirror

Fiction novels include:
No Place In Heaven
The Wrong Dame
Wrong About Harry

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1983045551
• ISBN13: 9781983045554
• Release Date: May 2018
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 92 Pages
• Weight: 0.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"