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The Mortal Love


THE MORTAL LOVE The moments of love never fade No matter how much u put them in shade The lovely memories will remain forever Inspite of your hardest try to not remember She was for me but a heavenly fairy For her complexion was alsmost like the milk of a dairy She seemed to me the epitome of beauty That sometimes I forgot my prefect duty How can I forget her moon-eyed face When she stared at me with all the grace Glorified me with her exurberant smile Her love seemed to be as long as river Nile My divine love continued for days Every hour in life brought plethora of gays Thought she loved me the most -- I indulged in her love like an immortal ghost But soon came the melancholic nights Every day got over with fights She couldn't stand the way I cared As another love in her layered Finally I understood her real instinct When her love for me got totally extinct I was too naive to know That mortal love will never glow.
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