I forget.
I have forgotten my first breath.
I have forgotten my first hug.
I have forgotten my first bottle of milk.
I have forgotten my first medical exam.
I have forgotten my first days.
I forget.
I have forgotten my first bed.
I have forgotten my first toy.
I have forgotten my first steps.
I have forgotten my first spoken words.
I have forgotten my first home.
I forget.
I have forgotten my first friend.
I have forgotten my first rival.
I have forgotten my first crush.
I have forgotten my first caretaker.
I have forgotten my first nursery school.
I forget.
I have forgotten my first idol.
I have forgotten my first fairytale.
I have forgotten my first drawing.
I have forgotten my first picture book.
I have forgotten my first dreams.
Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Five times sealed away growing up.
I have forgotten my infancy.
I forget.
I have forgotten the ball I first kicked.
I have forgotten the marbles I first collected.
I have forgotten the bike I first rode.
I have forgotten the fun I first had.
I forget.
I have forgotten the word I first wrote.
I have forgotten the numbers I first added.
I have forgotten the book I first read.
I have forgotten the things I first learned.
I forget.
I have forgotten the song I first sang.
I have forgotten the music I first played.
I have forgotten the adventure I first made up.
I have forgotten the things I first created.
Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Four times washed away by time. I have forgotten my childhood.
I forget.
I have forgotten some of my computer games.
I have forgotten some of my favourite shows.
I have forgotten some of my pastimes.
I forget.
I have forgotten some of my schoolmates.
I have forgotten some of my teachers.
I have forgotten some of my classes.
I forget.
I have forgotten some of my gang's activities.
I have forgotten some of my girlfriend's moods.
I have forgotten some of my relationships.
Forgotten. Forgotten. Forgotten. Three times lost, found and lost again. I have forgotten my teenage years.
I forget.
I am forgetting my keys.
I am forgetting my everyday stuff.
I forget.
I am forgetting my assignments.
I am forgetting my long term plans.
Forgetting. Forgetting. Twice again as the year grows long. I am forgetting my adult life.
I forget.
What more will I forget?
Forgetting. Once and always as I age. Will I forget everything in the end?












