That day, with so many people there,
You called my phone from your quiet chair.
Just a short walk, but still felt bold,
To go and talk, like a story told.
You’d tried before, in subtle ways,
To chat, to laugh, across the days.
I missed it then—but not that night,
When words came easy, and it felt right.
That one day, it just felt right,
We talked, we smiled into the night.
I forgot why I had come, it’s true—
Maybe I was just meant to meet you.
You felt safe to speak your part,
That meant more than a head start.
And though later I did mess up somehow,
Thanks for the biryani offer (still laugh at that now).
Too shy to ask you face to face,
So wrote it down—a quiet place.
You kept that note—it’s still with you,
That says a lot, more than I knew.
I still recall—how cute you looked,
Like time itself just paused and hooked.
We'd hug each time, I'd wait, then drop you too—
Those little things, I still quietly miss you.
Now distance stands, long and wide,
But still you’re there on the other side.
You say “don’t try too much, you might get hurt,”
But this—this doesn’t feel like work.
Getting to know you was a lovely surprise,
Now I’m just waiting for part two to arise.
It’s just two people, sharing days,
Finding comfort in simple ways.
And if someday your patience ends,
Feel free to throw that “chappal” then.
For now, we laugh, we text, we wait,
Let’s see what little moments we create.