Will you remember me
When there’s no more of me to see?
Will you remember the things that went so wrong
Or remember the sometimes good we’ve done?
Will you remember me
When there’s no more of me to see?
Will you remember the pain I sometimes put you through
Or the tenderness that sprung from my heart for you?
Will you remember me
When there’s no more of me to see?
Will you remember the deep sorrow we weathered
Or the beautiful happiness we shared together?
Will you remember me
When my ashes are long for the sea?
When the days are many and your heart less heavy
How will you remember me?
© 2017 Stefan Bright
Letters from 500 
Every weekend i used to go to see this website, because
i wish for enjoyment, since this this site conations genuinely nice funny stuff too.
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My beloved Ernie could never be forgotten.
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Thanks, Lana. That’s what it’s all about.
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Beautiful picture Yes I will remember you. Lew Ross
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Thank you, Lew.
The photo is during sunset on the Delaware River, from the bridge in Frenchtown, NJ.
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👽 “They should have sent a poet.” – Contact 1997
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Absolutely beautiful. I, for one, will remember you. Omis will remember you—way down in the deep, deep future.
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Never saw this blog before, but the poem is beautiful and I could never forget Stephan. Roseanna
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I think of you and Paul all the time Roseanna. Your activism is greatly admired. I wrote this poem in words that traveled through me with a determined voice. I’m glad you found it fulfilling. Blessings.
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