Will I See You Tonight? Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

Will I See You Tonight?

Rating: 5.0


I long for the night,
When I'll hold you so tight,
In my dreams,
Once again we are young,
We are there on the beach,
Old age out of reach,
It's a fine day,
And we're having fun,
We sit on the sand,
Ice cream in hand,
Watching the tide come in,
The seagulls fly down,
Seeking food from the ground,
Making a right noisy din.
A walk to the fair,
We so loved it there,
And on the Big Dipper we ride,
Oh the fun that we have,
When with you I'm not sad,
I'm so happy when you're by my side.
All I have now are dreams,
It's the best it can be,
But that's not as bad as it seems,
When, my eyes close so tight,
Will I see you tonight?
Once again,
We'll be young,
You and me.

Jayne Louise Davies

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 02 May 2022

Congratulations, Jayne, for Member Poem of the Day! Very nice.

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Jayne Davies 02 May 2022

Thanks Kim, I appreciate your comment x

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Jacob Wentz 19 June 2025

Easlily one of my favorite poets I wish i could make mine sound as sweet

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Thank you Jacob! : ) : ) : )

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Timber Koleden 09 June 2025

A superb poem! Thank you for the wonderful imagery! The story is wonderfully crafted! I enjoyed the line about riding on the big dipper! Thank you for a lovely poem!

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Many thanks Timber! So glad you enjoyed my poem. Regards x

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Bri Edwards 10 April 2024

Jayne, I 'love' your story and its rhyming. Keep up the good work! ***** bri : ) and to my favorites on PH

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Jayne Louise Davies 17 April 2024

Thank you for your comments Bri : ) Very much appreciated : )

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Bri Edwards 10 April 2024

Re: 'A walk to the fair, We so loved it there, And on the Big Dipper we ride, ', and I bet 'fair' means an amusement park & 'the Big Dipper' is a fun ride there, NOT a huge cluster of stars in the sky.

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Bri Edwards 10 April 2024

'Making a right noisy din.'...I bet many will not know what is meant by 'right'. I THINK it means 'truly' or 'truthfully' or 'certainly'. Hm?

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Jayne Louise Davies

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Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff
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