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Happily Ever After


Someone holds her safe and warm, Holds the girl with permanet tear stains on her face In a permanet hug Looking into the water She sees a little girl with a broken smile Pondering upon who the broken girl is, Further more, who is she herself? She has no name, no heart, no memory Only her and the broken girl and the invisable hugged Alone on the island No measure of time Perhaps its been days, months, years But finally she hears the thunderstorm of voices that has been dying to get in Screaming loud and clear, unlike their invisable owners Shouting out a name over and over It starts to pour and the yelling continues The name sounds familiar But its not hers, For she has no name The little girl pleads to her Listen, listen to them. Follow them. She says it us her name that they are calling, and that her and the girl are both the same But she knows better than to trust the child Finally the name storm stops She hears a soft whisper of a voice sounding too familiar "You killed him by killing you!" the tearful voice cries out. Suddenly the broken girl is gone She is speeding past the black ocean past the clouds past a long cold darkness Finally stopping in warm light. And there he is. All her memories come crashing back. its him. Her true love. Standing there in all black His gorgeous eyes meeting hers Both dead but feeling more alive than ever "I love you" escapes from her lips Barley a sound, but heard oh so well by her And their lips meet And they are finally happy.
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