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Forget



Not a new piece by me, but wanted to restart my old blog in the fashion of Tom DePlonty's blog, posting my pieces I have done. The title of this piece comes from a poem by Pablo Neruda. The complete line is:

If suddenly 
you forget me 
do not look for me, 
for I shall already have forgotten you.

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