Poem 'You and I'.

You and I,
Underneath a blue sky,
Walked through the leafy wood,
And there we stood,
Holding hands, as the leaves
Brushed our face, so long ago.
You and I,
Sat on a bus, and with no fuss
You asked me to marry you,
So long ago, I still get a glow,
Knowing you were the right one.
Long ago, you and I
Went for rides on your motor-bike,
I hugged you from behind,
Feeling lucky you were mine.
You and I.
Went through the years,
Together, through all weathers',
Happy or sad, we had each other,
I never wanted it to change.
You and I,
Grew old together, and you said,
When I got cancer, "It will be alright,
You wait and see," he was
Always there for me.
You and I,
Are parted and I am left
Broken hearted. Our love survived
For all those years, as most do not,
And every day you said, "I love you,"
Which I read in your blue eyes,
And now you're gone,
There is no one to lean on,
But one day I know
You and I will meet again,
Somewhere above the clouds,
Then you and I
Will walk to Heaven's door,
And be together,
For evermore.

Augustine Nash.