Until Death Do Us Part
Weeping willows
remind me of you.
And we danced
like it was Hawaii.
Until this time
I never knew
The intensity of
Your Death.
Subscribe to me
I wish.
Not unless I am some
Voodoo priestess
with a hint of your
Likeliness only
an Aberration.
Poisons now,
what you've never
Known have taken
Ahold of me.
And I'm sure
we'll meet again,
But not until I
Breathe me last
Breath.
Copyright © Ian D. Campbell | Year Posted 2011
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