For Those Who Have No Place In My Life Now... is a poem about reminiscing on past relationships and experiences from one's youth that now feel distant in time. The speaker reflects on whether natural elements like the ocean or trees forget people the way humans can forget their first loves, dances, and friends from long ago. While nature and time continue their cycles, the speaker has aged from those experiences in the past, with snowy hair, aching bones, and a limp - in contrast to the forever young faces of those who have left their life now.

1. For Those Who Have No Place
In My Life Now…
It seems eons ago now
That I would see them often
But now all is lost in the cloudy past…
oes the ocean forget the people on
its beaches?DOr the trees the children who climbed them?
Does a girl forget her first love?
Or her first dance?
Do thoughts get left behind
In the passage of time?

2. Does time forget to age people?
Does autumn forget to bring a chill?
So evergreen are your faces and smiles,
Forever young, frozen from the time
Of our last rendezvous…
But I…I, my friends, have met autumn
Who has brought a chill to my bones,
And snow to my once raven hair, and
Aches to my joints…
… as I limp
To meet the setting sun.
By

3. Trinityblu