“You are a longing that i have been craving for since the time my desires were born…” A Poem celebrating love by an Indian writer.
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Poet: Arvinder Arora
You are an enigma , my heart wants to explore more of You.
I know that you are a dream, which keeps going far away as i come near you.
I want to feel the drops of dew, which are difficult to retain in my hands,
You are an ecstacy, which drives me crazy & my lust for you never ends.
You are a longing that i have been craving for since the time my desires were born,
But i am stopped by the almighty God as my heart gets struck by the painful thorn.
yet i remain cool & calm, to soothe my burning heart,
May be there is a way, where i feel you will never part.
The journey of life, is too tedious & quite unpredictable,
In that path, i want to bring light in your life & make it more stable.
I very well know, that desires are like horses with wings,
I whip them hard, to give them a start so that forever i am able to cling.
My soul drenches itself & gets intoxicated at the sight of your personality,
I get swayed away & find myself engulfed in a trance far from the wordly reality.
I delve deep into my wishes & Desires & get enchanted by its captivated effect,
My mind & soul unite & the happiness in my heart begins to reflect.
The starlit night cools down the burning desires & wowhich are ripe,
I will always wait for the radiance emanating from your soul, to illuminate my life.
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