Is This
Fair?
I panted and I gasped;
I ran and I
raved
My body,
feeble and fatigued
With a
longing unrequited
Dragged my feet all along
In a
helpless pursuit
Of your
mercy and your grace,
Your love
and that cheerful face.
Far far away
as if yonder the ridge
You rambled
your carefree ways
Jovially and
joyfully
Never even
bothering to see
How I longed
for you.
And today you
say I didn’t care?
Tell me
dear, is this fair?
Joys, laughter, fights,
tears and of course all
Love, care, romance; even things quite small
Are now a memory, oh what you cruel time!
Have robbed me off the glory of my youth prime.
Flashing in mind are all those innocent mischiefs
Happiness was the desire king, no sense of griefs
Fear that we knew not, and the tiny heart so bold
Everything a past now, gone is an era of gold.
Left with me now are but the petty rules to bind
My life entirely bereft of the joys of all kind
Willing desperately to go back now I turn behind
How badly I wish time that I could rewind.
