Reminde Me Poem by James John

Reminde Me

Remind Me

Remind me of the way the sun once kissed my skin,
Of golden mornings wrapped in laughter's din.
Of rivers humming as they danced to shore,
Of open roads and dreams that begged for more.

Remind me of the scent of summer rain,
Of whispered winds that called my name in vain.
Of moonlit nights where time stood still,
Of promises carved into the silent hill.

Remind me how the stars once lit my way,
How hope would rise with each newborn day.
How love was soft, yet fierce and true,
How every dusk still bloomed anew.

Remind me, please, when I forget,
That life's a song—not over yet.
That even in the darkest sea,
There's light enough to set me free.

#James john

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