Your Presence



I'm  addicted to your presence, 
So your absence makes me cry.
I can't stop crying so my eyes gets dry,
I know you are hearing my cry.
So please make me feel your presence,
So I can work hard and fly high in the sky. 

- Pooja Balot
 1st year B.A

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