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As I stared deep into her jade eyes,

Clouded by her final mistake,

My heart turned into cold blue ice,

"Why," asked I, "must we have such a fate?"

The men in coveralls took my love away,

leaving me kneeling, knee deep, for there I stayed.



As the lights and sirens into the distance faded,

And my tears frozen, falling like the snow,

My misery found me kneeling, I was not jaded;

With it, it brought its cousin, dear cousin, Sorrow,

to eat away at my now frozen, chosen heart

as I watch everything, my everything fall apart.



With the Winter's last hart watching my tears intently,

beneath the silent silver Moon,

I cast my sail, full billowing sails southward silently.

And soon, I sang my mournful deathly tune:

As ages pass like a song well sung,

Sonja, my love, shall lie a graceful angel; an angel, forever young.

The choir then burst the fun’ral dome

Where my Uncle Vince was laid,

And found him, tho’ within the tomb,

Still warm as life, and undecayed.

With blood his visage was distain’d.

Ensanguin’d were his frightful eyes.

Each sign of former life remain’d,

Save that all motionless lies.



The corpse of Vincent they contrive

To the sepulcher to take,

And thro’ both carcasses, they drive

Deep in the earth, a rumblin’ quake.

And since then, I realize

That all shall die when drunk with mead,

And those taken, close their eyes

To see themselves, buried and dead.