Missed to witness

That one low fat cappucino
in the morning rain of a distant valley
which was never sipped together

That one all time favorite book
the pages of which were marked
standing tall in a particular library shelf
to be touched and seen, but
couldn't be read together

That one long hour flight
to an unknown unexplored land
with a favorite movie on screen
a neck pillow and blanket,
some coffee and endless gossip
while sitting next to each other
couldn't ever become a reality

That endless walk by the river Seine
hand in hand with raindrops in hair
and a perfect photo shoot to follow
would be registered in the book of history
As all the precious moments
this world missed to witness











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