The Mind

My Recollectest Thoughts

by Charles Edward Carryl 1842–1920

From Davy and the Goblin (1885)

The Mind

My recollectest thoughts are those
Which I remember yet;
And bearing on, as you'd suppose,
The things I don't forget.

But my resemblest thoughts are less
Alike than they should be;
A state of things, as you'll confess,
You very seldom see.

And yet the mostest thought I love
Is what no one believes--
That I'm the sole survivor of
The famous Forty Thieves!

MLA

Carryl, Charles Edward. “My Recollectest Thoughts.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/carryl_ce/3/.

Chicago

Carryl, Charles Edward. “My Recollectest Thoughts.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/carryl_ce/3/.

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