A quiet, heartbreaking poem that speaks the words so many cannot say.
“Do not ask me to remember
Don’t try to make me understand
Let me rest and know you’re with me
Kiss my cheek and hold my hand…”
— Owen Darnell
Written from the perspective of someone living with dementia, this poem is a deeply moving reminder of love, patience, and presence when memory begins to fade. Set in a clean, minimalist, typewriter-style design, it offers dignity and tenderness without sentimentality.
This print is often chosen for homes, care settings, or as a meaningful gift for families navigating Alzheimer’s or memory loss. It’s not decorative in the usual sense — it’s human, honest, and quietly powerful.
Available framed or unframed, with multiple size options to suit your space.
Product details
✓ High-quality art print
✓ Minimalist, typewriter-style typography
✓ Available framed or unframed
✓ Multiple size options
✓ Carefully packaged for safe delivery
Perfect for
✓ Families affected by dementia or Alzheimer’s
✓ Caregivers, nurses, and support workers
✓ Memorial or remembrance spaces
✓ Meaningful, compassionate wall art
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