Your Words Felt Like Sunshine

 I told you I write, 

like showing you a little piece of my heart. 

You listened kindly, 

like a soft breeze on a hot day. 

You smiled, 

like the morning sun touching a fading flower. 

Then you said, 

"It was a blessing to have you in our class today." 

Your words felt warm, 

like a cozy blanket on a cold evening. 

You didn't read my blog yet,

but you saw my love for writing and exploring new things, 

like seeing a tiny flame become fire. 

Your kindness will continue to stay with me,

like a sweet song in my heart. 

The Last Letter

I write to you dear grandmother in heaven, 

To say the words you never got to hear. 

I miss you more than words can say, 

I wish you never went away. 

Time just passed so quickly, 

I can't believe it's already been 9 months. 

But in my heart, you will always stay. 

I think of you every single day. 

This letter holds all my love so true, 

Forever and always, I will remember you. 

A grandparent's love is like no other, respect it while you have it and spend time with them - it will make them happy and keep them healthy. 

Listen to their stories so they feel loved.  

I am sure all the time spent, and memories created will be worth it for sure. 

Don't regret once they are no more. 

A Friend Like You

 We sat on the same bench each day,

Shared our lunch and laughed in play. 

You knew my dreams, I knew yours too,

We stayed friends, so kind and true. 

Marks never made or broke our bond,

It was how we smiled, how we grew fond. 

A look, a joke, a shared sweet roll,

That's how we knew we made each soul. 

Your smile made my sadness go away,

Your jokes brightened up my day. 

You were there when I felt low,

You cheered for me to help me grow. 

Even when I didn't do well,

You believed in me- I could tell. 

We drew on books, made paper boats,

Wrote small secrets in little notes. 

We were kids with simple hearts,

Finding joy in small parts. 

No need to win, no need to race,

Your friendship was my happy place. 

You liked me just as I am, 

Not for marks or any exam. 

Now life is big, and days move fast,

But school-time friendship will always last. 

I still remember me and you,

The soft, sweet bond - a friend so true. 

A Wish For A Sibling

 Watching others laugh and play, 

feeling something's far away. 

A quiet wish lives deep inside - for someone close, a friend and guide. 

A hand to hold when days feel tough, 

A hug to make the hard times soft. 

Someone who knows the real inside, 

Where secrets live, no need to hide. 

A friend who listens without words, 

Who understands without being heard. 

Like a second parent's care,

Someone always near to share. 

They don't get mad for little things, 

They help when sadness stings. 

They share the fun, the tears, the pain.

And stay close through sun and rain. 

Silly fights will come and go, 

But the love between them will always show. 

A quiet wish that always stays inside, 

For a sibling to be a guide. 

A gentle voice, a steady hand, the best companion, 

Someone who will understand, 

A quiet strength that always stays,

To guide and love through all life's ways. 

Hold Them Close

 This poem is dedicated to all your loved ones. 

While they are here, and you can see,

Hold them close and let love be.

Give your time, each day a part,

Laugh out loud, right from the heart.

Do all you can, lend a kind hand,

Help them stand, spend a happy life and stay strong. 

Care for them when they are around, in small and big ways, and listen to what they have to say patiently, 

For time moves on, through nights and days.

When they are gone,

Sadness comes. 

The "should haves" then, will bring you pain,

For moments lost, you can't regain.

A gentle kiss, a warm hug, a smile, and a friendly word is all that it takes. 

So, open up, your heart so true when they are around. 

Say you love them deeply, show your care,smile,lend a hand, speak while you still can do. 

Value bonds when they are present. 

Do not wait for the right time or moment. 

Everyday plays a crucial part and we have no clue what's written in tomorrow's destiny. 

Tomorrow may not be the same as today. 

Life is fragile; someone alive tonight may not survive until tomorrow.

Her Things Remain

 Her clothes still hang, neat and clean,

But she is gone, nowhere seen. 

 Her comb, her jewellery,still present. 

Her medicines sit, no more doses. 

Her chair and table are still here with her books, her sweaters untouched. 

I miss her voice, her warmth so much. 

I hold her things, press them near, breathe them in-her scent is here. 

For a moment, she feels so close,

And my heart breaks, because I know the harsh truth. 

First Friend, Forever Friend

We shared secrets, school, college, and life,
Talking for hours, laughing bright.
You are older by just two years,
But to be honest, that never mattered.

We are always kids at heart,
And like a sister, you’ve always been.
Years may pass, but our bond stays strong,
Like a favorite tune, a lifelong song.

Forever friends, just you and me,
In this home where our hearts feel free.
Our memories will never fade,
In the place where they were made.

You will always be the mischievous one,
And I will be your partner in fun.
Let’s go on adventures, big and small,
And make the best memories of all.