Years Ago I Imagined a Girl
Years ago, I imagined a girl
With soft olive skin and dark flowing hair
A gentle height, a quiet grace so rare
Her special feature shall be her smile
Finding her has become a purpose of my life
And there hasn't been a day
when I haven't prayed
Prayed to spend my life
with her, to have her
Years are passing by, so is my age
But there hasn't been a sign of her
But only a presage
a memory becoming blur
In my dreams, I dream of being her's
plunging in air with joy
She looks so beautiful
the moment so blissful
But I wake up in excitement
happiness turning into grief
The sky has bowed bown
So do the heavens
Both worlds, the heavens
And the Earth have combined.
Everyone is meeting their beloved
There is happiness everywhere
Fragnence everywhere,
Even God is smiling from the skies
But our story is still incomplete
Atleast now meet me somewhere
Somewhere beyond time or laws of Physics
In a world of yours and mine
A world where there's only me, you and happiness
A world where nobody will steal you away from me
A world where whenever I'll open my eyes
I'll see you sitting right infront of me
Sometime I wonder that
does she really exist
Or it's just my imagination
A hoax I think to overcome
My fears, loneliness and sufferings
Or may be she does exist,
in the villages of Africa
Or in the suburbs of America
in some large city of Pakistan
Or in the royal family of Britian
Rejecting every proposal with a hope
That her prince will eventually find her
I still have hope that one day
you'll come and feel my embrace
I still imagine you everyday
and God the beauty of your face
How can i love any stranger
When I know you, my beautiful angel
Truth is that my soul is incomplete
Without your heartbeat
But for now It's only a wish
A wish faint and fading
Everyday i have less hope
Of finding you
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