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Till death do us part


TILL DEATH DO US PART Yesterday, was just like our wedding vow Exchanged under the supervision of God and the priest Today, death has come to steal my peace We were termed inseparable but right now, death's sting is in revocable My sunshine! I wonder how life taste like without you The love of my life You are permitted to die in my very arm I will miss you, but not for so long, because I'm one step behind you I will miss your very smile I will miss your tender touch I will miss praising your rare beauty very early, every morning Mon amie Which ever place we might be You are still mine! Whether death causes separation or not you are still mine! We can never tell In heaven or in hell you are still mine! Oh death! Let me make it plain I wish you were a man To have taste of what you feel like I'll never take my words back! I'll be glad, If you know, you are a total bunch of wickedness, pain, and total mischief With my last breath I write this, inconsiderate of the length Impatient death Unannounced visitor Has stolen my morning away. #yourpoet #writerfromanouterspace
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