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Channels In Focus Analysis Cartoons Education Environment Going Inner Opinion Photo Essays Columns A Bystander's Diary Business My Word PlainSpeak Random Thoughts India Nest Architecture Astrology Ayurveda Buddhism Cinema Culture Dances Festivals Hinduism History People Places Sikhism Spirituality Vastu Vithika Society & Lifestyle Family Matters Health Parenting Perspective Recipes Society Teens Women Creative Writings Book Reviews Ghalib's Corner Humor Individuality Literary Shelf Love Letters Memoirs Musings Quotes Ramblings Stories Travelogues Workshop Computing CC++ Computing Articles Flash Internet Security Java Linux Networking		Theme: Separation Share This Page My Love Became A Drooping Rose by Rupradha Mookerjee   My love became a drooping rose Ever since it lost your care, Like the flakes of snow it froze As it knew you weren’t there. My love became a drooping rose And made me bleed, you see, When two different ways our fate chose And destiny parted you from me. My love became a drooping rose When you left me all alone, The chapter of love had to close And it became a mourning bygone! March 31 ,2011 More by :  Rupradha Mookerjee Views: 509 @Rani Ji: Thanks a ton! Rupradha 04/09/2011 Thank you so much Ravinder Ji!! rupradhamookerjee 04/09/2011 Short, sweet and telling. That's what poetry is all about. Good Ravinder Malhotra 04/09/2011 Very lovely lines, graceful and poignant. Thanks. Rani 04/02/2011 @Mallick Sir: thanks a lot for the motivation you gift me every time I am down!! rupradhamookerjee 04/01/2011 Rupradha, let not sorrow and grief overpower you, may you bloom as a lotus at dawn; and may he come riding the glowing golden chariot. PLease look up, and not look down... kumarendramallick 04/01/2011 Share This Page Post a Comment Name* Email ID  (will not be published) Comment Verification Code* L3V38 Please fill the above code for verification.

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