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September 15th, 2026
by Diya Cleetus
In the dark cloudy evening, Rain falling wild from the sky, You and me laughing together, Like the world was finally alive. Will it ever happen again? Will I ever see you again? You were someone so precious, A feeling I still can’t explain. You were the light in my darkness, The calm inside my storm, Like a song I kept repeating Just to feel a little warm. Your voice still lives in my heart, Like an echo that never fades, You were the dream I held onto Even when memories changed. Sometimes when it rains at night, I still think about those days, About your smile, your laughter, And all the words we never say. Will fate bring us back together? Or leave us lost in the past? I don’t know where you are now, But some feelings are made to last. And now whenever rain starts falling, I stand alone beneath the sky, Hoping somehow you still remember The nights we never wanted goodbye.
About the Poet
Diya Cleetus resides in Kannur, Kerala, India.
Read the poet's biography and Young Poets World publications
on Diya Cleetus's Artist Page.
Young Poets Collection
This poem is also featured in
Young Poets Collection #3,
published in the Young Poets World Library.
Previously published in Young Poets Magazine:
The Darkness Shall Swallow the Light
by Abioye Mahsudat
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