One day you’ll forget me.
First my words, then my face,
And then my name;
Like the carvings on the shore washed by the waves.
The things that I gifted,
Will lay scattered somewhere in the dump store;
Those words of affection that I penned,
You won’t see them anymore.
And one day I’ll be gone,
Like a stranger whom you never knew.
And you’ll walk over my grave;
Over the grass soaked in dew.
Your pretty face engraved in my mind,
Will always haunt me till my end.
But I’ll be a lost chapter of your book,
The one that you’ll never read again, my friend.
About the Author
Sanjib Kalita
Joined: 30 Aug, 2015 | Location: , India
Sanjib Kalita hails from the beautiful state of Assam. He is a B.Tech graduate from NIT Silchar and is currently pursuing his post graduation from IIM Ranchi. Besides winning The Delhi Poetry Challenge and becoming a part of the anthology Kaafiyana, ...
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