History never fades off
Like a weed it always finds a way,
It never asks for permission,
It calls out loud for you,
And i swear you won't have a choice rather adhere.
Each one of us took a clearly different path,
Off we were gone,
Nearly forgetting when we used to command a troop,
Shouting our lungs out to be perfect,
But here we are catching up,thanks to?
Activities we participated,
Both willingly and unwillingly,
But mainly due to the unknown power,
Power for the best from the least,
Laugh!! Ain't we catching up?
I will reduce my words,
But keep in mind, it has lots of words,
Maybe without an end,
Remember, it has made me miss those days,
Welcome back dear pal, we have a lot catch up Rosalia.
Sweet Rosalia was here with me
but for a year and a day
when we strolled the cliff beside the sea
to see the oceans spray
Sweet bairn of mine did laugh and clap
to see a butterfly
she reached her hand when broke the strap
fell from the cliff to die
Poor child of mine made not a peep
when fell unto the rocks
I pulled her from the watery deep
my bairn with sable locks
Such deep lament pooled off my face
she cradled in my arms
the tumble left none of a trace
the blow that did her harm
I could not bare to cover her
in mother natures brown
nor place on her the white death fleur
in cold and darkened ground
So Rosalia I did place
inside a glass top bed
forever more you'll see her face
whilst sadly she lay dead
I could not bear such deep repine
my heart could not erase
when saw the child did break my mind
wrapped in inky Seas embrace
My Deep lament would not erase
visions of my darling drowned
So I stepped unto the cold cliff face
And flung my body down
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