unforget

verb

Etymology: From un- (prefix meaning ‘to do the opposite of, reverse (the action specified by the verb to which it is attached)’) + forget.

1. To not forget; also, to remember again after forgetting.

   “I miss them all, for, unforgetting, My spirit o'er the past still strays, And, much its wasted years regretting, It treads again these shaded ways.”

   “My sorrows seem but small and brief,— Soon softened into vague regretting; I find a balm in every leaf, Build ships on every wreck-strewn reef, Then blush before this marble Grief, Still unforgetting!”