Revisit - Memory, Time and You

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I want to go back to that lazy day,

Lying beside you, with nothing to say.

No fear of people seeing us there,

Just you and me, without a care...



That quiet noon at Victoria Palace,

You showed me the sky, and I saw your face.

You taught me how to take a shot,

Of the sky just after the rain had stopped...


A yellow cab, that same old song,

I told you the meaning as we moved along.

Singing together, the roads so wide,

With you smiling, sitting by my side...


A calm, big restaurant, just us two,

Sharing our meal, just me and you.

No crowd, no noise, just peaceful air,

And all my love, sitting right there.


I showed you the streets, each lane and name,

Telling you stories, never the same.

Every corner, every spot,

I shared with you the love I got...


From tiny fights to your first touch,

I want it again, I miss it so much.

But this time, no hiding, no fear,

I want the whole world to see us clear...


Not in the dark, not far from the crowd,

I want to stand with you, strong and proud.

To love you freely, hold your hand tight,

And call you mine in the open light!!


By 

Monira Rahman Bhuiya 

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