Will you remember me
If you don’t hear me laugh; if you don’t hear me cry
Or will you forget my voice as the years go by
Will you remember me
If you can’t see the wrinkles on my face
Or will my image from your memory someday be erased
Will you remember me
If upon your lips you cannot feel my kiss
Or will your heart resolve it’s better off like this
Will you remember me
If I cannot hug you or no longer touch your hand
Or will my memory fly away like the windblown sand
Yes, I will remember you
The joy in your laugh and the sorrows of your cry
I will not forget your voice as the years go by
Yes, I will remember you
I love those wrinkles upon you face
Your image from my memory can never be erased.
Yes, I will remember you
Every single time my lips felt your kiss
I have resolved to remember those sweet times of bliss
Yes, I will remember you
Your warm hugs and the gentle touch of your strong hand
I will pile your memories like a mile high dune of sand
Yes, Love, I will remember you
You are my life and breath
I will hold on to you till I close my eyes in death
Allen Bennett
For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.
Ecclesiastes 9:5
Ecclesiastes 9:5
WOW! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful poem! You have a great talent!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments. I have a nice audience for which to write.
ReplyDeleteThis was very nice. Nice way with words and emotion.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy. I appreciate your comments. We are so looking forward to you and your family visiting in December.
ReplyDeleteHoping I get to meet Wendy in December too! In the meantime, Allen, message coming your way on FB.
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