I aspire strongly to reborn

I aspire strongly to reborn
If you smile, then I will sing,
If you cry, then I will worry.
If you enjoy life, then I will live,
If you talk, then I shall crave to hear.
If you choose, then I shall agree,
If you offer, then I shall understand.
If you go against, then I will give my shoulders,
If you go mute, then I shall be your words.

Whilst my eyes twinkle with bliss,
you are still attentively reading my poem.
Our sugary whispering expressions,
we share in each other’s ears.

Sometimes it put me in to speculations!
Will you really miss me, when I am gone?
Breaking all commitment and bond,
I aspire strongly to reborn.


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