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A love letter


To my Caroline,

You’re probably thinking I’ve forgotten all about you by now, but that’s far from it.
The promises I made  still linger my thoughts.
I never really told you my fondness,
and for that I really get down on my knees with all my love!

 I found you, so I started breathing
You became the light of my darkest days
It was just a matter of timings that I fell for you,
'coz you never did anything, but whatever you did was enchanting,
 bringing smile on my face, 
an extra beat to my heart, a rush!!

  I have missed you every waking day and my heart still hurts, but I’m getting better.
For you showed me the one in me that I never deciphered till I believed  in you.

 I continue to smile and still go on without you.
 I know I do miss you, but I have kept it all inside of me,only for me to know.
 I still wonder about your doings, how you are, what you’re doing, what we used to talk about, to the laugh in your voice, just everything.
I miss it all.

I'm fortunate enough to see you.
 Never, ever did I give up on you,
Whatever that I felt back then is still in me, I can feel it,
it is true indeed and it will be True Love!
 I may be far away, but I will always be in reach.
I'm on my way back to you 
I promise, I do believe it is never too late!
That is what my heart says....

 I’m madly, deeply, positively, absolutely, eternally in love with you….

Leo 

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