I remember so many warm moments Like chatting over coffee in the rain Under an umbrella on the boulevard It hurts to know we wonβt do that again. We will never again go to a buffet And eat all the expensive stuff up, Avoiding bread and pasta as filling And then sit and drink cocoa by the cup.
I remember when we walked together Along the shore, a perfect place to be, The two of us sharing old-time stories Of what had happened to you and to me. We caught each other up on the news Of things that each did not yet know. Not just the tales of disgust or glory From the old days so very long ago.
I remember how easily you laughed At the jokes I had saved up to tell. The sound was always a happy one With the undertone of a tinkling bell. And when I made up stories about People that walked down the street You always lightly poked my shoulder; Chided me that I needed to be sweet.
I remember that it was good to be there, Seeing your warm smile that truly glowed. I remember people looking at us, grinning At two people, happy beside the busy road. It was that kind of scene for us, itβs true. Two people sharing cappuccinos that day; A memory that still resides within me. A gift you left me before you passed away.