A Song of Us

himanshu_2001

your harmonic words still breathe under my skin,
still reminds me of your sighs

when we quenched each other's thirst,
the thirst that we didn't know existed
until your eyes rested upon mine,
every smiles we shared brought me to the place
where i understood love,
your smile made my every morning brighter
outshining the sun,
i am indebted by the immense affection you showered on me,
when you kissed me like i was the destiny,
i hugged you like you were the hope,
that's when i wrote a novel on the space of your skin,
the art that no one can conclude!

- Himanshu

  • Author: Christopher Luken (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 20th, 2022 11:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: A battle between regrets and hope, that's how this poem was created.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 40
  • Users favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek
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  • EmotionsOnwhitepaper

    It was a great write... I love the last stanza about hope and love... Feeling truly shines through those lines

    • himanshu_2001

      After all, we write to express our feelings, don't we?
      And, Thank you!

      • EmotionsOnwhitepaper

        Yes, most of my poems depicts what i feel...

      • L. B. Mek

        well, this is just Awesome!
        so many lines I could highlight
        which means the entire poem
        is a highlight reel of poetic eloquence!
        thanks for sharing, such a great read

        • himanshu_2001

          Thank you Mr. Mek!
          I'm thankful you liked my poem.
          Hope you like my future poems too.
          Have a great day!

        • Raven333

          very nice sensational poem, I really enjoyed it. very good write.

          • himanshu_2001

            Thank you Raven!
            You've been a supporter since Day 1, I'm thankful for that.

            • Raven333

              Always here for you and you have some talent dear.



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