When I say the word heaven ,what’s the thing that strikes you at first?
If you’d ask me the same, I would say the 12 years of school life and those moments of stardust.
I won’t call it home because homes are not meant to be left behind,
School is dream long lost which each one of us is craving to find.
People say when someone misses school they just miss the moments with group of friends
But I say they won’t enjoy the same company until surrounded by those scribbled walls and furniture half bend.
They miss the days when time was calculated by the count of songs that lasted in the way
The days when the news “Your teacher is absent” used to be the blessing for the day.
Today when I look back it feels that every memory is still so ripe in the heart
Even that two step race to enter the school gate seems to be the best part.
Murmuring those prayers in the morning whose meaning we hardly knew
With those eyes which could hardly open in the morning dew.
When opening the mouth was not less than a punishable offense
When there used to be an army always ready for their brother’s defence.
When the voices of teachers were never shrill enough to creep through the ears
But his “Sorry I can’t come to your party” was enough to move you to tears.
When the round tables were set up not for conference but for truth and dares,
Which either ended up in enlocking two hearts or putting a friendship to flares.
That uniform which was once hated coldly today seems to be the best outfit you can put on
And all those memories whenever flashes before your eyes, For sure they makes your heart forlorn.
You cannot help but shedding a drop which reminds you happiness long lost
With every message on the classroom windows Still covered with frost.
And as in the beginning I called it heaven for there heavenly happiness lies,
Undoubtedly it is the same because to reach their every grown up soul dies