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Thinking of you

 In the days before I loved you

Things were not so great.
The kids at school all laughed at me,
My life was full of hate.

In the days before I loved you,
Before our late night talks.
I felt my life restrained,
Within a little box.

In the days before I loved you,
I would hardly even stare at you.
An eye contact was the thing I craved for,
Nothing else did I ever ask for.

And now that I love you,
I look forward to each and every day.
You opened up a part of me,
That wouldn't have been opened,
Any other way.

When we walk hand in hand,
Or must I say holding your pinky finger with mine,
We are not able to keep a track,
Whether it is five or nine.

But now that we are far away,
I don't know why I still remember you,
I hope you do too.

It has been four years that you are no longer mine,
But don't worry, I am fine.
You might have got a few more lover,
Well, I am still yet to discover.

All I ever had was you,
Your memories still trouble me.
And I am yet to get over you,
All I want to say is that I still Love You. 

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