Love Across Two Land

Seven years now — and we’re still in touch,
Through time and distance, we hold on so much.
I’m here where the sky smells like Asia,
You’re there where the coffee goes cold by your side.

Different lands and time zones apart,
But one heart stays close in every part.
You’re close to me, though far you stay,
And I know we’ll share that one true day.

You’re four thousand kilometers, but still feel near,
Each day’s a vow, through hope and fear.
I miss you deep, like a winter wind,
That leaves, but always comes back again.
My love, I wait — I’ll open the door,
When you arrive, I’ll be empty no more.

We don’t pretend, don’t wear sweet masks,
We don’t need lies or fairy-tale tasks.
We cry, we laugh from different sides,
But share one flame that never hides.

You know I’d give it all away,
Just to wake and find you here.
No more screens or airline lines —
Just to live. Just to call you mine.

You’re four thousand kilometers, but still feel near,
Each day’s a vow, through hope and fear.
I miss you deep, like a winter wind,
That leaves, but always comes back again.
My love, I wait — I’ll open the door,
When you arrive, I’ll be empty no more.

Love’s not in papers or airport gates,
It’s holding strong through time and fates.
Each step you take says not “goodbye,”
But “wait for me — and so will I.”

Seven years — not lost, not gone,
But still, I long for that shared dawn.
My love, my love — you’re all I see,
I wait for the day when we become “we.”