I remember pheasants and camouflage.
I remember my uncle's long hair curling around a mischievous grin.
I remember my heart thump to the ground when I knew he was gone.
I remember listening to my father cry for the first and only time. I wasn't supposed to hear.
I remember praying to God and feeling comfort.
I remember my first encounter with death.
I remember poems are a fun way to dig into a specific memory. Students dig doing it too. It allows them to remember and freely write without feelings constraints as to "what a poem should look like." If poems are supposed to look like anything.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
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