The Treasure Box

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Last September, 
I made some memories 
Sugar-coated, just some happy memories
And here I am, keeping them safe,
in this treasure box.

Maybe I won't have you till my last breath,
Or if you will stand beside my grave,
No matter what will be happening next,
But I still remember, and I still treasure,
And here I am, keeping it safe,
in this treasure box.

To every place we spent those sunsets together,
I just have a huge smile when I walk by.
Looking up the stars again,
And here I am, keeping the memories safe,
in this treasure box.

Our universe might just have 'crossed',
Some in these Polaroids,
And some in my poems.
And here I am, keeping our 'OLD US' safe,
in this treasure box.

~ Shreshtha Verma

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  1. UnknownApril 2, 2022 at 9:09 PM

    This gives me amazing kind of chills. Again proving herself as always!

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