Selfish Reasons; My Will
The fear of letting go,
Of being left all alone,
Of finding the end
As empty as the road
It's a hireath made of gold
A wick, feared to burn
Feared to merely snuff out
Without dancing, a silhouette in captivated eyes
Pooling halos against black shadows
Wilting against black shadows
But leave the ashes for them to hold
Journey beneath the stone, to it's old abode
Leaving the imprints in the snow
Steps in the dance to the coronach of me
I will gladly return the corpse to the abyss
On the condition, you abandon all of me
Whilst the prints remain in the snow
This poem is about:
Me