Mix Into Yourself A Little Bit Of Me Poem by Venkatesh Jagannathan

Mix into yourself a little bit of me
To make a fine blend, and serve it unto thee
Feels sad while playing the game of love
Hands clasped in hope, praying to the one above

Uncovering the blanket of gold to see the real glow
In me what you see is the one what I just show
Uncovering the smooth satin to see the real shine
Decide for yourself, your will be yours or will be mine

You must not be weak, not downtrodden
Shouldn’t carry the slightest doubt that you are not my one
Smile and laugh but a deep hidden tear at the end of my eye
When will you see my hue, hear my real cry

What you are is what you were
What you were was for with whom you were
What you will be cannot be what you are
Cause with me you're beginning the journey to very far

Change to self without the burden of your previous image
Time tested faith and belief, that shall not wither with age
Without carrying the importance of being at your best
Besides me you support and leave to thee, all the rest

Words of forgiveness, Smiles full of joy
My love will have no limit, and this ain’t a lie
Touch full of warmth, anger or complaints but with only hidden love
Soft and tender the feelings shall blow, leaving me with a touch of glow

Believe what is real, understand what is shown
Words and thoughts of sobriety, Nothing to reckon
My laughter, smiles, humor, words will be for all who want my company
My tears, sorrows, love will be for the only one who gives herself, that’s the irony

In returns for this piece I may not expect a compliment
Neither shall I frown for your silence, I am sure you are latent
Never shall I believe you carry a disguise
Cause I asked thee for a sweet soul, though may not be wise

We’ll hold smile and laugh together, there is no hurry
Clasp my hands tight and walk into the eternity, nothing much to worry
Once and for all I ask, hold on to me all the way to my destiny
Mix into yourself a little bit of me

Mix into yourself and leave it up to thee
Mix into yourself a little bit of me

(c) 2010 - Venkatesh Jagannathan