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Veil of a Tempest


Tempest of thine whose love stretches far, Reaching through death to entangle those closest. Though harsh words of sarcasm drip from thy tongue The hidden emotion pierces my soul. O woman, strong and bold, What hath happen to force thy red flower from thy skin! White and cold you lay, no breath to remind me of life. Why hast thou left? Whispering through the veil your love reaches, Remembrances of old sustaining thy life. Gone, forever empty Thy carcass lay forever condemned. In spite thy left, in anger I will avenge. Stay with me into eternity. Let not thy soul wither. Unforgivable Already forgiven I live life for thy murdered, beautiful soul.

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