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Need you!

A heart in pain craves for love
There ain't anything that'll please me now
Laughter or cries, either would do
I bend and plead,
will stay put till I succeed
Its no game of win or loose
I care no prick , no bruise

I need you for not me,
but my soul


PS: This was written about a decade ago.. Was buried somewhere. Found it. And thought of sharing with you all.

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