Unveiling the Echoes of the Past: Richard Kalfus’s “Memory” Poem That Will Stir Your Soul
Isn’t it curious how love can feel both fragile and indestructible all at once? Here, we’re faced with a poem that quietly hums with the everyday rhythms of devotion, even after loss—calls from business trips, nightly check-ins, the small acts that stitch lives together beyond borders and barriers. The piece invites us to wonder: can love really be measured by the risks we take, the images we keep close, or the cultures and languages it overcomes? Honestly, it’s a tender reminder that some bonds rewrite the rules entirely. You might find yourself nodding along to the notion that love persists—not in spite of distance or difference, but because it refuses to be defeated by them. Are we all secretly harboring such steady, quietly fierce affections? Probably. Dive into this evocative piece and let it unwrap those thoughts for you…
Love remains
never lost
though you are gone.
