Remember Me

Though seasons may pass and trials change,
Though winds may rise up and zephyrs fade,
Though coastlines may morph and mountains degrade,
Remember me.

Though life rise from ashes and ashes return,
Though forests mature and the cedarwood burn,
Though tides grow from oceans and then downward churn,
Remember me.

Though masonry fails and cities are lost,
Though inventions are formed and then forgot,
Though empires sweep through and then die for naught,
Remember me.

Though friendships are formed and then torn apart,
Though companions step in but so swiftly depart,
Though enemies are made from past friends of one heart,
Remember me.

Though nothing is stable, a cycle is seen,
Each event that occurs is like one prior been,
And though continents split, they surge back to meet,
So for that reason, remember me.