I saw a dream.
It was night,
probably Eleven.
The sky looks clearer
than usual, full of stars.
You and me
at my rooftop,
Sitting silently
Separated by two cups
One had black coffee and
other had tea.
To break the silence,
I looked up and gazed upon the sky and
said,
They are so unchanging and everlasting.
Aren't they?
That's not true, silly!
It just the limitations of your tiny eyes
coloring your mind,
you said with a little smile on you face.
Then you looked up and added,
In fact they are similar to us;
They born, they live and they die
Some fade away, some explode but
in the end, like us, they are mortal.
Then I looked at you and smiled.
Why you smiling,
did I say something wrong?
No, it's not that.
The thing is you know all about it and
Still waiting for a shooting star
to make a wish upon?
Even knowing this, they are not even the stars.
How silly you're!
I know but it's just a thing we're doing
from the childhood and you must have too!
Yes I used to do it but now I won't.
Why not?
Why I make a wish upon a shooting star
when I have a moon sitting beside me
on my rooftop.
YOU ARE READING
The Girl from my Dreams
PoetryDear J. You're more than the moon and the stars. You're fierce, untouched forest concealing a path to the mystery palace which I intend to walk. -Rishabh.