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There's No Forgetting Summary
In lines 1-9, the poet is reflecting on his time on earth. He has all these unanswered questions that his time on earth has not concluded for him. He is saying, "look at all these place I've been, and I still don't get it!" He wonders why your life starts to blur together, wonders how do you start to lose track of time?
In lines 10-21, he tells us that he is going to talk about the painful memories, the drama of his life. He is saying that the things we remember tend to be the things that stress us and test our ability to cope.
In lines 22-25, the poet is saying that we tend not to remember the good times, those go past us, slip by.
In lines 26-33, he is saying that we should dwell on...
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