Sun is rising in the East
Nature is giving the Feast
Waters flow, Winds blow
stars glow, flowers blossom
birds sing in the distant woods
There is no change
Streets are crowded
people are busy
Someone achieves something in
some field
Many people born, Many people die
Many people marry,Many people divorce
There is no change
I could laugh, I could weep
I could eat,I could sleep
I could sing, I could dance
There is no change
But,
My heart which reacts to everything
ceased giving response to anything
What I lost is interest and hope.
I am looking but couldn't see.
I am speaking but didn't mean.
I am sleeping but couldn't dream
I am hearing but couldn't listen
I am walking but without any direction
I am now a Broken Heart and a Barren Mind.
Except this, Life without you, Dear,
There is no change.
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Reviews of "Life Without You"
Reviewed by sumanpreetham
Reviewed on August 2, 2003
upto now i really used to be alone allmy freetime,but now after reading this i realized i am missing some one ,hope i can meeeeeet that someone very sooooooon
Reviewed by Osama Bin Laaden
Reviewed on April 28, 2002
It's Boring, old wine in new bottle
Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on March 27, 2002
Loving others in such a way holds our hearts in captivity! But...is there any other way to love?
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