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Gone are those days......

Gone are those days of sheer happiness and fun,
Sweet memories flash by- thinking about things we’ve done,
Those years were total bliss.
The first few years – no one we did know,
As time flew by – didn’t want to let anyone go,
Because we would miss anyone and everyone so.
We became so indispensable for each other – not a clue we had,
All the times together were just crazy and mad.
Not a thing of fun we did not do,
Everything could get us into lots of trouble, we knew,
Nothing could stop us though!
All the hilarious moments and all those little fights,
Talked and joked about these – all through the day and endless nights.
It’s all over now,
No one really knows – when, where and how?
‘Cos Life’s like that!
No one knows where and when next – we all meet,
Till then and forever will last – so fine and sweet.
Because gone are those days….. !

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