A Kiss of Life

Yes It happened again When you walked away Leaving me in this grave All alone After killing me softly Silently blowing me away From my elementary capacity Just like that You walked away Taking with you my contentions And leaving a weeping corpse Dead twice And buried thrice In this unfair darkness Waiting for what you do best Bringing your soft wet breath To a peripatetic soul That lost control when you parted From a heart that was craving for you And took away the life that was With your fragile lips that touched mine Taking away my heart Stealing my soul Leaving me drowning In the embrace As you squeezed my life away What can a dead man do But wait for resurrection? For you To bring the most scintillating touch With tenderness That grieves the spirit to return to its course As you warm my life again With A kiss of Life
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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