Remembrance

By Vipanjeet Kaur

I 
Wish
To forget
Those who never
Remembered me. I adored 
Those who never acknowledged me,
I feel that they will  remain
Forever indebted to me.
“Forgive them”,
Thought
I.

I 
Decide to
March forward again
And rejoice. Let me breathe 
Again as life is short and complaints
 Are untold. Don’t give space to so many.
 Those who care do not leave. Detach 
 Yourself from those who go,
“Let go of them”,
Thought
I.

 Photo by Roy Muz on Unsplash

Vipanjeet Kaur is a poet from India. Her poems have  been published online in the Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Five Fleas Itchy Poetry, Fevers of the Mind Poetry and Art Group. She started writing haiku in 2021. Her haiku poems have been published internationally in online journals - Scarlet Dragonfly, Haiku Dialogue, The Haiku Pond, Cold Moon Journal, Stardust, Black and White Haiga and Under the Basho. She has also read papers on Human Rights, Women Empowerment and English Literature at various International Conferences and National Seminars.
Vipanjeet Kaur can be followed on twitter: https://twitter.com/vjpoeticmusings

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