Jai's Spreading Happiness And Peace

 For fifty years, you were my dawn, And five long years, I walked alone. Each step on earth, a silent prayer… To find you waiting for me here. And now I see you in this light… Same gentle eyes, so warm, so bright. In crimson silk, with bindi red… Just like the day we two were wed. My hands still shake, my voice is weak… I search for words I cannot speak. Five years without your loving touch… My heart has missed you, oh so much. She wipes the tear that leaves my eye… "My love, don't stand there asking why. I dressed for you, I knew you'd come… For fifty years, you were my home." "And now no death, no goodbye pain… We're in each other's arms again." She holds him close, he breaks inside… The lover and his eternal bride. -Jairam Kshirasagar 

 For fifty years I walked with you,   Through rising dawns and evenings too.   Your bangles sang, your sari swayed,   My gentle hands your fears allayed.   Five long years I wept alone,   An empty bed, a hollow home.   Your laughter lingered in the air,   Your fragrance whispered everywhere.   Now heaven’s gates swing open wide,   I run to you, no more divide.   You stand adorned in silken grace,   The same affection lights your face.   I see your eyes, still warm, still kind,   The love I lost, again I find.   Your touch dissolves my years of pain,   Together whole, we live again.   No mortal grief, no earthly tear,   Could dim the bond that brought me here.   In timeless skies our spirits blend,   Our love unbroken, without end.  -Jairam Kshirasagar