He was a fighter in everyways and well taught me too to fight, but without hurting any. I wish let fighters come into the life of everyone and make us do all daring deeds and eventually you may turn out to be a poet by chance, by mistake or even by luck.

The Fighter Pilot

The quick learner in me -
Trained in ease,
The practical difficulty in affairs.
And adapted well
To the need of the hour;
Though it touched the raw nerve of ours'.

My love for you 
Is not on any guarantee,
But surely on promise.
And that too from a person-
Who knows,
We can't ever be together. 

Though we by all chances,
Tied our mind, body and soul-
With no inhibitions striking us.
For we did know each others',
Like none others'- 
Did want to know us.

And we experienced-
The bliss of togetherness!
The bliss of oneness!
And the bliss of becoming we!
We experienced love and life-
In all perfect beauty!

All the three, getting closer and closer-
The mind, body and the soul.
What a perfect combo of love!
It did give us.
Unconditionally, applying the principles-
Of life and death!

And I could see-
The stars blessing us, 
In their every single wink-
You and I, and just we.
And we talked and talked,
The endless night.

Later you took and gave the courage.
And asked me-
To stick on to my maiden name.
Convincing me.
That itself is great! 
And would suffice for the rest life.

I wish I met you, early on.
But time,
Never steads behind;
Now let it be, as it is.
A long distance love story-
Might indeed be a fantasy.

Further we made it sure,
It's important to have a person, 
One can speak to-
The things that couldn't be-
Finer with all others'.
And to lend a helping hand when needed.

Couldn't stop yet.
And rather believed-
A shoulder to lean on,
In troubled times-
We are.
We are.

And if we could do that-
By staying apart;
Why the addition of wedding bells-
And the bodily ties…
And we dared to put upside down.
All conventional systems with no regret.

I close my eyes 
And I see- 
We speak-
We laugh-
We love-
And we guide each others'.

Ah, at last! 
You called me a fighter poet!
And I called you a fighter pilot!
And together, 
Our unconditional love, 
Ignited the Late Night Lantern!

:Parvathy Ramachandran

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