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The dead are dead


Icy clear vision blurred into thick, murky red

For Gaston had shot my Beast and now he lay dead

With a strength I had never before felt

I whipped out a gun from my own belt

A smile crept over my face as I raised the pistol

'The English say 'til death do us part''

BANG!

'I say 'les morts sont mort"

 

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