In Your Remembrance

When at nights, Studded with twinkling diamonds, I gaze up, I feel you there, looking down, With same love, as years back.

I know that you’re One of those thousands, But, am not exactly sure, Which one are you, For I was too young When you went there for good.

In your absence, Times have come, when Elders talked of you in distress. You’re teachings have bore fruits, And realizations are there, And will be in future.

In my heart are only Vague memories left, With which I feel you. And with your gifts, Being discussed among elders, I still praise you.

You remain in my, And others’ hearts; May forgotten for a period, For stars aren’t seen On cloudy nights.

May God, never bring The day (till my death), When you elapse from memory.

You will be remembered always.