May Be I Don'T Love You Poem by Asma Khan

May Be I Don'T Love You



May be I don't love you,
I am used to being with you
like spring brings it's colors along,
I am used to looking at your eyes on each season.

May be I don't love you,
I am used to keeping you in my heart
like wishes grow in the eternity of desires,
I am used to longing for your compassion on every path.

May be I don't love you,
I am used to carrying you in my thoughts,
like the monsoon rains bring rainbows after them,
I am used to showering myself with your memories on each walk.

May be I don't love you,
I am used to forgetting to forget your everyday
like the passion comes to the heart in disguise of lover,
I am used to longing for you like broken hearts shatter.

May be I don't love you,
I am used to loving you each day,
like a wild dream follows the time,
I am used to hunting in the dark night for your presence.

Monday, September 29, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There lies a very thin line between being used to something and loving someone. If you found that out, you got the key to your self control.I bet you!
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