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Am Already There

He called her on the road,just to hear her say “I Love You one more time”. She stumbled with words for him. He fought back the tears and wished he could reach out to her.

Distance,cold nights, those feelings kept cripping in. They seem thousand miles apart but she could still hear his heartbeat. Saying I love you wasn’t the word she wanted to say.

Am already there her heart cried out,          Take a look around but don’t make a sound. I’m the beat in your heart,I’m the whisper in the wind. Can’t you feel me?

And she realised it was all a dream. Never loose a second to tell the ones you love how much you love them.

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