At last, we have traveled far enough - in expanse and duration - to experience distance in memory. We have been lost and we have been found. We have encompassed so much where dissociation inevitably falls upon our doorstep. Yet under the facade of skin and age we burn intensely against the dawn of forgetting. As, from time to time, we awake and remember what we once had. Some scene, some person, somewhere, decides to dip a finger in and tickle us. We warm ourselves in the sweetness of memory and grasp onto whichever handle we are to hold. We hum and sing a tune… “I Wake And Remember” attempts to emulate an unwavering will against the inevitability of forgetting. Or in simpler terms, refusing to forget someone important to you no matter the distance, event, nor time past.