Anjali Gandhi Poet Rhyme

Dependence

To lay beside you in the grave, 
The pleasure will all be mine 
To leave the laughter and crave 
For the fading sunshine, 
For what I am without you,
For what I am without you. 
To leave the grieving soul 
And join you, 
The gentle breeze of heaven,
 Or bear the heat of hell too. 
For what I am without you, 
For what I am without you. 
To love with such depths, 
Like the sun does for sky, 
To stay away but float with it, 
To answer but lie, 
For what I am without you,
For what I am without you.
I today voice what I think 
From the heart full of pain,
Centuries are witness, 
To my undying willing gain,
For what I am without you, 
For what I am without you.
You are the master and I am the slave,
I beg for you to stay, 
For ,I am the sea and you are the bay.
For ,I am the silence and you are the say.
For what I am without you
For what I am without you.

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