Happiness Robbed

It was just another warm 
summer in May
I lay by the sea side all day
Away in my thoughts I'd 
disappeared
As I looked up at the stars 
surrounded by the darkness I 
much feared
Beside me she lay as she 
stroked my beard
I could have just another 
bottle of the finest wine
Because I lay down with 
what was mine
For a moment I only 
wished time would pause
A rose to one hand as the 
other froze
Not because of the cold but of  the love that 
arose
For an instant death 
seemed nothing but a p
conspiracy
Mysterious stories of truth and 
controversy
I knew she was mine,we 
dined just fine
Sipped the finest wine our 
minds could find
Kissed like we were the 
founders of love
But time flies and good 
times fast come to an end
Age came so fast,but on 
love one can depend
Alas!Her eyes closed so 
soon,this time forever,the 
moon and stars went dull
Death just robbed me of 
my lover,my pal.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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