Tomorrow, I Will take You Poem by Natasa To

Tomorrow, I'll Take You

Tomorrow, I'll take you down the quiet street,
Where evening falls in shades of gold,
And every passing breeze remembers
The tender stories we once told.

I'll walk beside you, slow and silent,
As if the night could make time stay,
And hold the warmth of your small hand
Before the darkness takes the day.

The city hums its distant sorrow,
A lonely song beneath the rain,
And every window, every shadow
Seems to whisper your name again.

Perhaps we'll wake as strangers,
Two hearts that simply drift apart—
Yet I will keep those fading footsteps
Like autumn leaves inside my heart.

If the road should lead you onward,
And mine should wander somewhere new,
Remember, in the softest twilight,
There was a time I walked with you.

When silver settles on the sky
And yesterday has slipped from view,
I'll carry what I could not say—
The quiet love I carried for you.