If we ask for love
Oh I can give love
You can give love too
But not to each other

If we want love
Oh I can have love
You can have love too
But not from each other

If we need love
Oh I can get love
You can get love too
But not for each other

Three poems I wrote for you
One when the sun awoke
Another when the day broke
Third when the night spoke

Three poems I wrote for you
One with my fingers
Another with my heart
Third with my soul

Three poems I wrote for you
One for you to read
Another for you to love
Third for you to remember

Three poems I wrote for you
One full of love
Another full of comfort
Third full of sorrow

Three poems I wrote for you
One for the beginning
Another for the happy days
Third for the end

Three poems I wrote for you
That’s all you were worth
Just in case you were wondering
This is the third

Your heart’s been broken
The scars do show
Who will you speak to?
Where will you go?

I’ve opened up a bank
It’s made just for you
Keep your heart safe in there
Only pay me my due

It will be completely safe
Here you need not fret
I’ll return it when you want
No fixed tenure is set

Even if it is broken
Give me all the parts
I’ll restore it for a fee
I’m a safekeeper of hearts

A little boy and a little girl
Ventured out to explore the world
They tapped their feet and danced with joy
The little girl and the little boy

The morning sun brightly shone
As they crept out of their home
What a pleasant day it was going to be
For the little girl and boy to see

They went first swimming in the sea
In the warm blue water carefully
They splashed splattered and had some fun
The boy and girl under the sun

Then they went to a giant zoo
All because the boy wanted to
Though the girl had some other plan
She fulfilled the wish of the little man

It was the afternoon of two
When they finally reached the zoo
There they saw all animals queer
A pink baboon and a golden deer

Then they stopped by some place to eat
The little girl wanted something sweet
This time it was the little boy’s turn
To partake in what the girl had chosen

Post the feast they climbed up a hill
And felt the breezy evening chill
The setting sun gave them a sign
To return home it was about time

Though they lingered around a little more
Eventually they had to reach their door
But not before bidding a sad farewell
To each other and a day spent well

This world has seen countless days
Many people and their varied ways
Yet there passed a day in this world
Forever etched in a boy and a girl

Seeing the two of us laugh
In the photograph hanging above
Sighing that it’s nothing more
Than a corpse of our love

If Sorrow doesn’t leave me
And my heart — woefully bereft
At least I’d have some company
Since you have already left