Relationship

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Relationship

Relationship is ours and it is like a seed,
You nourish it by your hand and on trust n care does it feed.

Relationship has power and it is like a thin wire,
Be a part of it and flame on your desire.

Add love to the relationship and up does it has been grown,
Add hate to the relationship and it has been thrown.

Relationship has many names like mother, wife, cousin and friend,
Try to be genuine to all and follow a smoothing trend.

Sometimes you care and sometime you fight,
But do not let it go and always hold it tight.

It does not matter who says sorry and who pull the gear,
The relationship is united as one and do not let it to tear.

Relationship is not a burden and it is to rejoice,
Be patient in it and do not wish for choice.

You must be serious in it and not as a player,
Playing leads to punishment and god will be your slayer.

Make it or break it; is always in only in your hand,
Having a relationship is lucky and they are written in the sand.

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