How I dreamt, I would be with you?

And how I meant, You would e true?

The monsoons that I endured,

The springs, when I lured.

The summers, that, I bore the brunt,

The autumns, with emptiness hunt;

But winter, with its cruelty galore

Came to stay with my life and more.

You walked with me through all the flowers

Your fragrance, within my nose, so hovers,

The magic words, that you said with ease

The shiver of winter shattered my peace.

Your hands so easily, slipped over,

With tears in my eyes,

You managed to Crossover.

Goes by, so many winters and springs in vain

This winter gives way to spring again...

The blooming trees greet and invite,

The fragrant wind and the debonair sight.

Soothing blue and the flaming trees

Lightning red and the hovering bees

My blurring sight fetches so far,

For the blooming buds that spill nectar,

My heart jumps again to say,

That I'll see you and so you may,

Truthful that it is to me

The fading light made me see,

The face, that I longed and yearned;

The winters had dealt a blow

The springs could not restore your glow

The summers had burnt your eyes

The autumnal fall had taken its price.

You stood there, two little angels, with shine

I knew for sure, you may not ever be mine

Your glance had the same cold warmth,

I looked at you, with the same dry awe,

Your smile made me feel my presence,

We spoke through our eyes, with and whence,

I drew the past with my eyes,

Pleaded with you, not to leave me twice.

I could feel, you had to leave,

Promise me-self to wait forever,

Through the haze in my eyes,

I let you again, Crossover.

This autumn had really been mean

The pains of my body wanted to do me in,

The hard winter slowly ushered in

Agonies of my body had my soul usurped,

Unbearable, it clamped me down,

Time passed on with an anger and frown.

A sudden slip in the chilling night

Relieved my pain, regained all might.

I felt so light and in a happy plight

Looking back, had a terrible sight;

I still lay sleeping

A few around weeping,

I could hardly fathom, what had happened,

That I realized, that I was dead.

But I felt so alive!

Still in thought, was my soul so naive,

But the changed world had a different charm,

Crowded it was, with people so warm.

A whisper within told me again,

"Turn around, and see me wait".

You stood there, with your usual veil

Asked me, to come and nail,

The story, that remained unclosed.

For times, that forced the most,

Your stretched arms called me in

To hold you again, in dusk and din,

You hugged me, so very long,

The divine, startled, rang its gong,

Mist and haze, light and glow

We walk through in shower and snow,

Dreams are true now, so are you.

Darkness gone, with lights a new,

So many summers and springs to cover

A gleaming wind says,

HAPPY TO CROSSOVER.