Loyalty, Trust and Love

We say that love demands a lot from you,
But reality suggests it is not at all true..
Two very simple things in love are a must,
One is devoted loyalty and a faithful trust..
Trust in your love make sure it is deep,
The returns you get is for you to keep..
The stronger the bond its harder to break,
Has to be so when there’s so much at stake..

When in a relation, its trust that you need,
True belief in your love demands your heed..
Once broken to pieces is hardly rebuilt,
At times you have to live with the guilt..

Here loyalty too plays an important role,
Offers a soothing cohort to a longing soul..
Staying with your love in joy and sorrow,
Smiles you give and the tears you borrow..

In a relation, loyalty brings you close,
The faith you show, when beside you pose..
Just one false step of treacherous mind,
Cracks apart relations of every kind..

Sometimes these emotions are put to test,
Puts two hearts in a conflicting unrest..
One reason all problems are easy to shun,
Is trusting the loyalty of your loved one..

A relation in itself is a bond so strong,
Together you face all the right and wrong..
These factors decide how long it stands,
Here loyalty and trust walk hand in hands..

Author: Abhijit Surve

 

Comments

  1. James Celestine

    June 16, 2013

    Pictures tells a thousand words and so do your enlighten art

  2. vidya sagar

    June 16, 2013

    excellent and nice lines well presented with eye catching post sos. have a nice day friend.

  3. Reg Dawn

    June 17, 2013

    Beautiful!
    Hello sister, how are you. Don´t work too much. Hugs and greetings, dear sister Jendhamuni +Jendhamuni Sos

  4. p swarna kumar

    June 20, 2013

    naked truth..dearest jendhamuni..i am with you..

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