Skip to main content

Featured

Do you remember? - Poem

Do You Remember? Do you remember that very first night, The nervous laughter, the fading light? How words came softly, then hours just flew, And somehow the world disappeared into you? Do you remember the things we would say, The little good mornings that colored my day? Those quiet moments nobody knew, When nothing existed but me and you? Do you remember when silence felt warm, When your voice was my shelter inside every storm? When missing you hurt, yet somehow felt sweet, Because every goodbye meant again we would meet? Maybe some moments were never meant to stay, They come like the seasons, then wander away, But if you ever look at the stars like I do— Tell me, my love... do you remember them too?

Until we meet again

Some people leave in ways that time cannot explain.
Not with doors closing, not with final words—
but like a season ending too early,
leaving the air carrying their name forever.

I still look for you in ordinary places.
In the pause between songs.
In crowded streets.
In sunsets that stay a little too long,
as if the sky also forgot how to let go.

People say eternity is impossible for humans.
But they never tell you that missing someone
can quietly become its own kind of eternity.

Years pass.
You change.
You learn new roads, new mornings, new versions of yourself.
Yet somewhere inside, there is still a room untouched—
where your voice remains exactly the same.

And maybe that is hope.
Not waiting with sadness.
Not stopping life.
But carrying a small light inside your chest,
believing that somehow, somewhere—
in another city, another lifetime, another dawn—
our paths were never meant to end with goodbye.

So I keep one place in my heart unoccupied.
Not because I am lost.
But because love, real love,
doesn’t always ask to stay…

Sometimes it only asks to be remembered
until the day we meet again.

Comments

Popular Posts