I Hope…

I Hope…

I hope you’ll love what’s left of me
After life has had its fill
I hope you’ll see in those old eyes
There’s love and laughter still

I hope my skin of brittle parchment
Can be traced by loving fingers
I hope this weary sheet of braille
Shows an epilogue still lingers

I hope our hands still intertwine
Like stars cling to the sky
I hope we waltz through amber fields
‘Til time sings our goodbye

I hope you’ll be there by my side
Your head upon my shoulder
Just two old souls in twilight’s eye
Embracing life, ’til winds turn colder

About the author

SteveWA
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Write a bit of poetry Drink a bit of beer Happy with the fact I'm breathing & still here! I’d like to thank the Silversurfers community for supporting & giving encouraging feedback on my poems on this site. It gave me extra encouragement to complete my book of poems. So thanks again! Here’s the link if you’re interested: The Darkness and The Light https://a.co/d/3SiSlsG

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