When She Asked, Hey Ye Say, I Love You

When she asked,
"Hey ye! say, I love you?"
I said "no...."
She was shocked!
In bewildering sigh,
She gazed at me,
Her red eyes were wet;
Said in woeful voice,
"How can you bluntly say,
That you don't love me?
Where am I wrong?"
Began weeping the tears,
Flowed like thundering rain;
No choice left,
But had to say,
"You are half of me,
My eyes are you, 
lips are you,
My heart is you;
Did you ever say? 
You love  your eyes, 
your heart;
I don't need to say,
I 'love you' to you, 
You are me, and I am you";
Say love to one,
Who isn't the part of you;
Losing you is,
Losing eyes, 
losing heart;
Pain we feel,
When miss any part;

© sadashivan nair
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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