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PoetryPoems from Rubab Abdullah Shukla
Life: You And I
8 April 2011, 18:00 PM
When you speak, I heed
When you sigh, I gasp
When you cry, I perk up
What you see, I draw
How you sense, I comprehend
While you touch, I shiver
Where you end, I initiate
When you sigh, I gasp
When you cry, I perk up
What you see, I draw
How you sense, I comprehend
While you touch, I shiver
Where you end, I initiate
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