Till Death Do Us Part

Till Death Do Us Part

I kissed your lips, so soft, so sweet,

But tasted something far too deep.

A whisper crawled beneath my skin,

A vow of love—soaked in sin.

Your arms, once warm, now cold as stone,

A graveyard touch I've always known.

Your heartbeat fades with every night,

Yet still, you hold me far too tight.

You swore that love would never die,

But now I see—oh, such a lie.

For in the dark, your ghost still waits,

Scratching, clawing at our fate.

The ring you gave still binds my hand,

A golden curse I can’t withstand.

Your shadow lingers in my bed,

A love that lives beyond the dead.

I try to run, I try to hide,

But love like ours won’t be denied.

You pull me close, with hollow breath,

A kiss, my love—sealed in death.

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