Dedicated

 If you ever drift apart, 

Memories remaining in your hearts, 

They will still be that song in your playlist. 

If you ever choose to walk away 

Never coming in each other's way 

If you stop talking, not caring, 

Stop by once in a while, 

And send them a song instead.

A song that would speak of just you two, 

What you are, what you were, 

What could perhaps be you?

A song that would speak your words, 

Even if you don't want to say them. 

If you ever had something to tell 

Let your heart choose a song 

And send them your feelings instead.

~ Suranya

Gift

 He rises above all, to reach out to her

But her touch he could never feel;

Her vastness was beyond his reach.

So he bowed to her instead,

Submitting to her might

And send a few clouds instead.

The Mountain knew

How to impress the Sky

As she poured her love

In showers of pearl drops.

~ Suranya

Shrine

 In the deepest corner of the shrine

I call my soul, I see you.

Sitting on a throne.

You are the king of my heart,

The deity of my devotion

Perhaps the love in me,

That no one else deserves.

~ Suranya

Escapism

 In the darkness of the night, I travel through time

And meet you at Eternity.

I walk through those corridors,

Of the abode you called Home.

I explore, I live, I love.

The way I always wanted to be loved.

I liberated my soul, of a thousand emotions.

At dawn, I wake, with a smile on my lips and tears in my eyes.

~ Suranya

Stay

He had kept down the key and stared at her eyes one last time. She chose to look away. He smiled faintly, shook his head, and walked out with a small bag. She had slammed the door shut behind him noisily. He pressed the button on the elevator and tapped his shoes on the marble floor. It echoed through the empty corridor, and the lift arrived. He thanked heaven it's empty for he won't be able to explain to the neighbours that his wife threw him out in the middle of the night, because he asked How?" to her, "We are pregnant." A sudden replay of the scene made him laugh at himself. He had taken out the car key, hoping one of his friends would be awake for a drink, and his phone beeped. "Stay." He looked up in a reflex at the window of the apartment where she stood, moving away carefully behind the curtains as he smiled. Her phone beeped with "Always" before the doorbell rang.