Thursday, February 11, 2016

You Never Know


 Blaming our phobias and our age,
Won't set us free from the cage.
You know it doesn't take much to shut the doors,
And cry out loud that we aren't anymore close.

We could have touched our broken corners,
We could have scratched that thick rust,
We should have thought of rediscovering, reinventing,
Or just a little about mending, blending and lending.

You never know,
The magic could have lasted.

See, there has always been a need,
Of roots for soil, of souls for turmoil,
But who said we are here traveling alone,
There are millions-billions of seeds already sown.

Sadly, the millions are now just options,
Same old stories looking with adaptations,
We quote words which change with seasons,
Autumns are often, and we ignore the reasons.

Wish in the early days our heartbeats weren't so fast,
Wish our mushy words had broken up with our heart,
We could have smitten us with our sincere silence,
We should have been acquainted with our violence.

You never know,
The magic could have lasted.

Or maybe they are all wrong choices,
Maybe we couldn't have tried being less selfish,
Or maybe we were never meant to be together,
But still we met to realize what not Love is!

Or maybe we'll cross our paths once again,
And kiss each other talking of old days,
We'll talk of all the lovers we had,
eventually about having our new pad.

You never know,
The magic will last forever!


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