IT WAS TOO EARLY!!!



IT WAS TOO EARLY!!!🖤

DEAR BINNY,
It was too early!
You left before I could ascertain anything, 
You left before the blink of an eye.
You left me calculating what I could have done, 
You left me helpless, oh, little black baby of fur.
You left me hopeless, when I needed the hope most,
You left me rummaging you in my own  visions and thoughts.
You left me appalled concerning triviality of life,
You left me short of words to express how much it aches.
I cannot forget the moment when all hell 
broke loose on me. 
Though it may happen with anyone... honestly speaking, it was too early for me!!!
Your Friend
...


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