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Divorce of a lifetime


Shall you not forget me,

thy i be your daughter,

the break in my life shall not be forgotten, 

till death do us part,

i shall never forget when we were together,

though you may never remember my birth, 

you shall always be in my heart . 

"speak now or forever hold your peace," 

shall be the last words you remember 

and shall it be the last you see of me 

and the last i hear of you. 

 

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