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WHO IS IT?
by John W Townsend → (All Poetry by John W Townsend)
Monday, August 7, 2017 Rated "PG" by the Author.

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Ever had a thought, one that is so vivid yet absent of time place and who were there, yet vivid.

Wish I did but in reality I have not a clue no idea who. They trod inside my head left footprints everywhere I am sure I know them from somewhere. It irritates my mind wondering who they are the footprints they left in someway are familiar. Yet who it bugs me just will not go away why would I think about someone not know their name. Day's have passed weeks for sure still this who knocks on my mental door, the impression they have left it has to be someone known for why would it erk me why can I not leave it alone.

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Reviewed by John Domino

Reviewed on August 13, 2017

A well expressed poetic piece. Memory is fading for all of us who are over 50, 60 and so forth. M mother is over 90 and she forgets where she went to eat and who she just played cards with. I just hope and pray she will always recall her family. So far she is doing pretty well. My advice to help the memory is to eat a lot of blueberries and get a lot of sleep.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on August 8, 2017

Perhaps you are getting inside of someone with dementia. I find myself having a very hard time remembering names these days. I expect before long, I may not remember faces or even who in the hell is, "inside my head."

Let's hope it never comes to that� For anyone.

Ron

Reviewed by Susanne Leist

Reviewed on August 7, 2017

Reminds me of not being able to remember how I know someone. I rack my brain for days, then the slow computer in my brain gives me the answer when it's good and ready.

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