Tell Me Where You Are

Ages and ages hence

The whole world admires thence.

You the mighty person,

Can you tell me the reason?

Years ago you lived here,

Suddenly a day came to hear,

The sadness of your departure,

Which made my mind torture.

The happiness around, made you happy;

The sorrow around made you cry.

The tears in my eyes

Were your Achilles heel.

But a day came,

When you left this fame.

You, the mighty person-

Can you tell me the reason?

When people say, you have

Given the world a new place to live,

The thoughts of me began to flourish,

Where did you diminish?

My dear ones from my couch,

Have wished me twice-"You have got the Midas touch,"

When my soul rejoices,

For you I have got.

I have made you laugh,

I have made you cry.

But you, leaving your loved ones,

Don't you feel a heart so close?

But a day came,

When you left this fame.

You the mighty person,

Can you tell me the reason?

You were a saviour,

When we were your favour.

You were my soldier,

When I was deeper.

The whole world asked me,

When you have gone apart.

Oh! My mighty dear,

Tell me where you are.

The sudden departure of yours

Has made the world say,

"A joy for your foes

And sadness for your dears."

Where ever you are,

Shall always be there.

In the minds of the readers,

Of this great records.

Where ever you live,

Whether dead or alive.

Your living record of memory,

Is accomplished in this recto and verso.

A belief that forsakes my mind,

You would always be there as a kind.

When my soul cry,

Or fill with joy.

Ages and ages hence

The whole world admires thence,

You, the mighty person,

Can you tell me the reason?