Before You!

What more could I say, my pain before you? My eyes now fill with tears before you. I could die from the grief of losing you, But I wish my last breath to be before you. I brought an album with a picture so dear, Of our childhood days, now here before you. The heart’s wishes stay silent on my lips, Words come so rarely before you. You, like the ocean, won’t open your arms, While I turn into waves before you. Why do you blush so sweetly in your sleep? Have I come to your dreams before you?

Summary:

This poem expresses the deep emotions of a person standing before someone they love, unable to fully share their pain. Their eyes are filled with tears, and their heart longs for closeness. They bring memories of their shared past, hoping to reconnect, yet words escape them. The poet compares their emotions to waves yearning for the ocean's embrace, while the loved one remains distant. Even in sleep, the poet wonders if their presence lingers in the dreams of their beloved. It’s a heartfelt reflection on love, longing, and unspoken desires.