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You are on my mind



I am sure I am still on your mind.
Like the last night’s party and the heavy shots of wine.
You head will pain calling my name
You will hold it into your hands and you will smile to yourself.
You will get up from your bed and head for the shower,
I would wish to see this raining on the wild flower.
When this first drop of (shower) rain, will fall on your head,
Thoughts will rush into your brain, am I standing ahead?
You will smile to yourself, it was just an illusion.
You are still happy ‘coz illusions are fine
But I am sure, I am still on your mind.
You will open your comp and go on the webpage,
To check me online and to check my message
You will be sad and frown that I am not there online,
But I am there, I sure, I am still on your mind.
You will find this poem, and your face will glitter
Just like the pearl when we open the oyster.
You will smile to yourself thinking love is so blind.
But I am still there I am sure, I am till on your mind.
Smile, smile and smile, you will smile everywhere
You will smile in the market and you will smile on the way.
You will shop, without argue and to others, you will be kind,
But I am still there I am sure, I am till on your mind.
Back home, you will be concern “Am I in love”
I will whisper in your ear and will say, “Look above,
Yes, you are in love, if there is rainbow”.
There are millions of rainbows, everywhere you will find
Because I am still in your heart and I am still on your mind.
You will be surprised a little, how I know this all.
‘coz same happens to me, also I have a fall
I am falling in love, without thinking at all.
Everyone and everything, I am leaving behind,
‘coz you are in my heart, you are on my mind.

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