It was me who sat alone in the house,
when you left.
Staring into the walls that were once our childhood.
You left me,
in a place who's emptiness devoured all our memories.
The gardens we once played in,
are now the graveyards of a seemingly unreal
past.
When you left,
I watched the flower beds burn,
the trees rot,
the leaves cry,
the grass die;
Until there was nothing left (of us) ,
but a sense of ruin,
and a feeling of waste.
You left me and never looked back,
I've seen so many deaths,
but yours will hurt the most.
Deep feelings of sadness and loss, well articulated and nicely brought forth from the heart. Thanks for sharing, Zaffar.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Your welcome Chinese Dike