REMEMBER ME

Remember me as a brightly coloured rainbow after the rain; not as a dark heavy cloud that cuts short the glee of kids at a playground.

Remember me as your favourite hip hop song, playing on a long drive along a traffic free expressway; not as the knock of a bad engine on a hot afternoon.

Remember me as the smile that brightens your day, and makes your heart jump for joy; not as the mournful look of a gambler whose team just lost a game.

Remember me, not because I’m gone, but because my presence here is as fleeting as the last breath of lost wishes.

Remember me, so that you may remind me of who I am on the days that I forget.

Remember me.