In the heart of a city, nestled between quays, once stood a bookstore brimming with the scent of old paper and forgotten dreams. Its narrow aisles, cluttered with frayed spines and well-worn covers, whispered the stories of countless lives and the quiet musings of a poet's soul. Colm Scully's evocative poem brings to life the vivid memories of rummaging through dusty shelves, the soft thud of book piles, and the search for something as elusive as Rousseau’s letters. Amidst sunlit beams and conversations between strangers, a recital lingers at the counter, echoing through time. But the question remains: does anyone else remember the long-forgotten poem that captured this fleeting world? A Poem Remembered invites readers to reflect on the impermanence of moments and the enduring power of memory.