Forgotten people

Quiet faces whisper through my faded life These foggy days, and lost moments, All of which are falling through my broken fingers Chasing days of forgotten love With times ofsun kissed coffins. When deaths of choice are living loud And times of sorrows come in pairs, This comatose skeleton plays it's role Crawling through his daily parade, Crying for what mercy God has. The laughter of a noble man, The chilling of his daughter's heart, And their twisting spines for stair cases Forgotten faces falling through a broken family. The chasings of ghostly pasts And tattered sheets blowing the often swallowed winds. A child's tear heard by a forgotten mother, And a brother's mercy felt by a shattered father. Regrets remembered by those lonesome parents And time falls, And time falls, Falling time sitting in the laps of forgotten fate. But Remember me, a forgotten child, As mercy topples to it's knees, "Forgive me, Forgive me, Forgive me please." For those lost, chastised, and brittle souls; Try to love, and remember them Rember me, I will remember you