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Love and Envy


I love thee so much I can’t stand for another to touch To touch your pretty face Be captivated in your warm embrace Jealousy lives alive Your heart for, I strive It kills me how another makes you Feel the way that I make you do Sweet touches I can’t forget Served as my stress’s outlet Yet you still put stress upon me As you declare your love for her to be And if I cannot have your heart Your love for her will depart For a great dagger will enter her flesh A blurred memory as our love becomes fresh And if our love ever becomes dull Reminiscent of her in your heart become full These heartbroken memories can’t go about The love in your heart, for her, I’ll tear out And the only way out, is to kill Because if I can’t have your heart, then nobody else will.
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