We Were A Single Melody. Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore

You and I,
we sang like little nightingales.
You sang, I sang
We were a single melody.

We shared sweet smiles,
You were the lips, I was the smile.

In times of tears
You held me close to you
You wiped my tears
I held your hand.

You were the flesh, I was the skin.

The golden sun smiled,
you were the gold, I was the light.


You hugged me, I caressed you.
You were the fingers, I was the body.


When the songbird sang in our hearts
You were one wing, I was the other wing.


We were two candles but one flame.

I was the sparkling sea,
You were the ripples.

You sing, I sing
We are a single melody