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Wildflower.

Let me write for you tonight,

As the silent night echoes. 

The tear drops rolling down my cheeks,
& the silence consumes me as the clock ticks by.
Let me write about you,
How you were the heaven I walked in,
With my darkest shadows following behind,
You humbled me with your smile.

Let me write about the time,
I lived the life of my dream,
The dreams were of you, reaching out for my hand,
As we climbed through the hill of meadows,
Like a wildflower you grew on me,
On the parts of my life that I left behind.

Let me write about the love,
That you made me feel, 
The love that consumed all of my fears,
And I walked through the glowing paths of heaven,
With you waving from behind at the start of what I called life.

Pritha Krishna

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