Love Afterlife

Pretty pease won't you please return to
me and come on back to me sunshine

Because the cold winter night's I
feel have drawn in way to fast this year

And as you quite as well know I hate and
am scared of the impending imposing dark 

And has taken with it the migrating
sounding song of the lark's mating
call

Ever so joyous and playfully eminent
to be behold perched proud aboard
garden wishing tree

Which and whilst in summer once
provided me slender hope to cling
onto

Now come winter serves only as a
painful reminder that 

Like it's stand's before me now 
with it's branches barren stripped
down bare devoid of leaves to cover
and adorn it

Again like everything else in this here
thing we call life 

This two shall surely come to pass

If not in this life then surely hopefully then the

Afterlife

Until then finger's firmly crossed hey
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