A Night Away From Montreal
The sun fell like a fallen angel
A small town, a small repas de sang
We fell into a land
Where lovers hold hands
Candles shimmered
We saw our faces in cascades
We dreamed of past lovers
We looked forward to our desires
The winds wiped away our sins
As we planned even more carnal desires
The fires, orange and hot
Raging infernos, we said why not
Entwined in dreams
We knew could not be
I drowned in her passion
I died that night, a painless death
No blood or swords did anyone see
As my heart was torn away from thee
Passionate nights, lifeless days
Ghosts laughter my only warning
I fell into the sea
Of what many call life’s misery
I did not drown, I did not die
Here is my immortal warning
Never spend a night away
Copyright © Arthur Vaso | Year Posted 2013
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