I've Forgotten This Before
Description
Come to think of it
I'm not entirely sure
where I lost myself.
Maybe it was in those 8 hours
of class time
lost in notes and due dates
equations and definitions
In beds of strangers or
old friends who I no longer
know the whereabouts of
Was it in love lost and forgotten?
Perhaps words and friendly exchanges
greetings and goodbyes
Did I lose myself somewhere along those roads driven on
late nights
to places with people whose
faces i wont ever recall?
Did I leave myself behind
in books or shows at the cinema?
In lonely coffee shops?
or crowded concert halls?
Or maybe it was in the ticking of the clocks
and the counting of the time
and waiting for the better times
that never came
Come to think of it
I'm not entirely sure I lost myself
I'm not entirely sure I had myself
Maybe all these places
are where I've found myself....
--Leesa Rangel
Foreword
This story will have mentions of disease and death and may also involve descriptions of graphic content. Please keep this in mind as the chapters progress.
I am not a lawyer. I do not practice law. Any information and credits listed in the Fore-mention or any other chapter is going purely off of research that I conducted and later discussed with one of my professors. I have not studied the Mental Capacity Act 2005. I have been in a courtroom and I am studying American Law, but I would not consider myself an expert on this topic. Please also keep this in mind. I am not claiming that I know the law well. I am merely trying to base a story off of it. I don't know what Korean law would look like. Most of the information I gathered is from the Mental Capacity Act 2005, audio of courtroom debates, transcripts posted online that are available to the public, and various other debates that have been brought up in my American Law I class.
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