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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This is entirely a fiction poem, just an example for the contest I am sponsoring I can write the saddest of all poems tonight Just like everyday it was quite an ordinay night The moon was shining and the stars were bright There I met her for perhaps the last time in our lives There were tears in her eyes and I exactly knew why Our story was going to end incomplete no matter how much we tried We both knew that such a love will never happen again And there I promised that even till the last day of my life I will only love her and if not her then I shall never have another wife Ahh I can write the saddest of all poems tonight People say that in order to get our incomplete love We are born again and again, maybe we can't have each other in this life But if we born again, shall you be mine? Ahh, I can write the saddest of all poems tonight Then we had our last kiss A kiss of love which was true A kiss that I didn't want to be through A kiss so unsure A kiss so gentle to endure And it appeared that if we might not stopped The Earth would have exploded It was a kiss of couple who had lost their love's fight Yeah, I can write the saddest of all poems tonight Then her time for departure came How could I had let her go There were so many dreams And in every dream there was her Today people asked me that if we loved each other then why we didn't marry The fault was not hers neither I was the one to blame Our parents couldn't do this, for them it was a shame That their children marry to a person with a different religious claim The problem was of religion and fate One was a Jew where as the other preached Islam Note:I originally posted this poem earlier but it was accidentally deleted by me
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