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I remember flashing lily-pink flowers through the foggy window.
I remember counting droplets crying down the glass.
I remember spider legs of crawling snow, sparkling through the camera lens.
I remember a glossy photograph of an ice cream cone.
I remember curling around the last bit of dying, fiery hope.
I remember desperation, disbelief and relief at a realization.
I remember the pressure of the silence in the mountains.
I remember plunging down, down, down into a flurry of swirling bubbles and currents.
I remember the icy shock of falling to the knees, begging for a lost cause.
I remember dark tainted blood oozing from the tip of a needle.
I remember the blackness from hearing too much to handle.
I remember a swollen purple bruise in the crook of an arm, and the shuffling limp that could not be overcome.
I remember a tightening vice squeeze a stalling heart when there came the thought of a lost love.
I remember the three-day-old mac and cheese.
I remember questioning the reflection in the mirror.
I remember bright green curtains covering an arched window.
I remember the shick of scissors and the satisfying questioning stare that came from small brown eyes.
I remember the sticky squares with snaps, stuck onto skinny ankles.
I remember splotchy red legs.
I remember the only thing that should have been easy to forget.
I remember the texture of the wall.
I remember shaking on a quest for serenity.
I remember cracked plexiglass and chicken wire.
I remember yelling to the clouds, watching everything fall from the sky.
I remember the first glance of snow.
I remember falling.
I remember tying the red sash of a dress, waiting for night to come again.
I remember eight days alone.
I remember saying sorry.
I remember giving up hope.
I remember crying.
I remember saying never, saying farewell.
I remember refusal to give in, but giving in anyway.
I remember saying goodbye and carving the mistake into flesh with the dented notch in a blade.
I remember the moment.
I remember the moment everything changed.
I remember no more lacrimosa.
I remember: a me amore voialtri signora.

Description
I remember flashing lily-pink flowers through the foggy window.
I remember counting droplets crying down the glass.
I remember spider legs of crawling snow, sparkling through the camera lens.
I remember a glossy photograph of an ice cream cone.
I remember curling around the last bit of dying, fiery hope.
I remember desperation, disbelief and relief at a realization.
I remember the pressure of the silence in the mountains.
I remember plunging down, down, down into a flurry of swirling bubbles and currents.
I remember the icy shock of falling to the knees, begging for a lost cause.
I remember dark tainted blood oozing from the tip of a needle.
I remember the blackness from hearing too much to handle.
I remember a swollen purple bruise in the crook of an arm, and the shuffling limp that could not be overcome.
I remember a tightening vice squeeze a stalling heart when there came the thought of a lost love.
I remember the three-day-old mac and cheese.
I remember questioning the reflection in the mirror.
I remember bright green curtains covering an arched window.
I remember the shick of scissors and the satisfying questioning stare that came from small brown eyes.
I remember the sticky squares with snaps, stuck onto skinny ankles.
I remember splotchy red legs.
I remember the only thing that should have been easy to forget.
I remember the texture of the wall.
I remember shaking on a quest for serenity.
I remember cracked plexiglass and chicken wire.
I remember yelling to the clouds, watching everything fall from the sky.
I remember the first glance of snow.
I remember falling.
I remember tying the red sash of a dress, waiting for night to come again.
I remember eight days alone.
I remember saying sorry.
I remember giving up hope.
I remember crying.
I remember saying never, saying farewell.
I remember refusal to give in, but giving in anyway.
I remember saying goodbye and carving the mistake into flesh with the dented notch in a blade.
I remember the moment.
I remember the moment everything changed.
I remember no more lacrimosa.
I remember: a me amore voialtri signora.