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"Year's Pass..."

"The Years Pass...
and I Miss you so,
How Have I Survived...
Only I Can Know,
You Were My Anchor For Very Long...
Always Taught Me Right From Wrong,
Back To When You Tucked Me At Night...
Kept The Door Open And Didn't Switched Off The Lights,
Those Little Things Which You Used To Do...
Today I Have Only Those Memories Of What We Went Through,
As I Grew Older You Were Always Around...
Cheering My Mood When I Was Down,
No Matter How Small Were My Problems...
You Always Gave All Your Time,
Now That Your Gone...
I Feel So Alone,
I Miss You So Much...
Only My Heart Can Know,
That Is How Much I Love You So."

“There are no goodbyes, wherever you are, you will always be in my heart.” – Mahatma Gandhi
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