Once... Never... Always!

Laughter once shared; hands once held

Roads once crossed; never twice came across.

Eyes once talked; lips once brushed

Serendipity once seemed; always a choice it had been.

Heartbeats once rushed; touch once felt

Darkness once comforted; never twice visited.

Raindrops once jingled, mind once solaced

Soul once damaged; always a mirage it had been.

Coffee once spilled; books once read

Words once spoken; never twice repeated.

Happiness once felt; loneliness once accepted

Smile once faked; always an escape it had been.

Comments

Hemant said…

Amazing lines Akankshya!! Wondering why I came across your blog so late ;)
moving to other posts :)

14 March 2014 at 12:08

Akankshya Abismruta said…

Thank you Hemant. I hope you like my other posts too. :)

14 March 2014 at 12:20

Unknown said…

Each and every line is simply superb, keep it up. :)

14 March 2014 at 23:41

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