YOU WERE MY HOME.

I saw a home,
A home so beautiful that it knocked me off my feet,
And I fell,
I fell so badly in love with it's peculiarity that it had,
it's colourful appearance had me going mad,
The peals of laughter soaked in it's lumbers,
The holding hands that walked in it's chambers,
The silence of the night and that of peaceful slumbers,
All the sweet promises with which it's floors trembled,
The kisses and hugs that warmed up its walls,
The whispers of love that travelled in it's halls,
The clinking of the glasses and loud cheers,
The heaven in abundance with both giggles and tears.
I saw a home,
a home in you,
But alas!
You shook me up saying
I was dreaming.
And this time too
I fell,
Only that, I felt apart.