I'D Marry Death
In my next life, i'd marry death
I want to be husband to the terminator of breath
I'd pamper her to know no dearth
Feed her with all my love even far above earth
I'd drench her with romance, caressings and kisses
Soak her with sensual honey with my romantic prowess
Fill her heart with my ecstatic sweetness
I'd marry death to salvage humanity from darkness
In this present life i live in so far
Death has been the greatest foe so far
Isn't she married? Is she a widow? Or a spinster
Each time she feel lonely, she plucks man like guava
In my next life, i'd marry death
To keep her away from darkening earth
That no man should know grave taking breath
I'd marry death to deprive every man the casket
If death was shown enough love, perhaps she'd be considerate
Dirge, threnody and epitaph would have no rate
We all have loved ones we've lost; death's inconsiderate
Before my next life, i hold death now as fate
Copyright © John King Ayanfe | Year Posted 2022
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