Trust Is More, So Much More Than Just A Word Poem by Daya Nandan

That feeling that makes me confident in what you do,
That magic that makes me share my secrets with you,
That things that kings and gods fight for, that bond,
That can bring us to the height of mountains and beyond,

The parent of virtues like understanding, respect and love,
For without it for us exists no earth and heavens above,
The basis and foundation of every single relationship,
Just as even vast oceans begin with a single drip,

Just as the way the entire universe began with cosmic dust,
Be it friendship, marriage or love it all begins with trust,
Have an honest heart, Good intentions and trust will grow,
With it a light in your heart will shine and trust will show,

As important as it can be, never let it rust,
Cause in this world we all depend someway on trust,
It's magical glow so special that you should never throw,
Cause trust in life is much more important than you know,

Without trust the world will be a battlefield, a living hell,
With the loss of trust in history even the greatest kingdoms have fell,
Every living creature be it in the sea or on the earth's crust,
Teaches us a lesson of how in everything that trust is truly a must,

Once trust has vanished, gone away or lost,
A love, marriage or friendship it will cost,
You may spend a lifetime fixing that ship wreck,
But sometimes even in years trust never comes back,

So, love those who trust you and love them well,
For trust is the greatest magic, the world's greatest spell,
Even through the lips of heavenly angels unheard,
Trust is more, so much more than just a word,

From animals, fishes and even the honey bee,
All teaches the lesson of life showing trust for us to see,
I have learned from all of them, now knowing that trust can be,
The most precious thing in this world anyone can give to me,

Now for that question which to me surpasses death and birth,
More important to me than moving the deep blue skies and earth,
To all my friends of mine and future lovers to be (~.^) ,
With an open heart i ask you, Do you trust me?