An Affair From The Afterlife.

Each summer long;

Under the sunlight and below the willow trees.

The thought of you smiling;

And laughing with my children

Often haunts me.

Angry and forlorn,

Like a ghost from the past;

There is a love so profound,

Broken but yet it shall last.

Torment and passion,

Slumbering between our lips,

And the lies we thoughtlessly wove.

I know your essence like I know myself.

On that warm sunset when I touched you; Between your belly and waist,

I found a temporary deceitful paradise.

I could lose all but not your essence since it shall be my most precious memory.

So much blood shall flow now.

I dreamt of biting your lips and killing everything that is between us.

You and the night, you and the mountain. You and the tomorrow, you and the today,

Stay away; stay away; stay away.

What we want we cannot have. And wanting it all the more is the mishap.

I have slept over words and sentences,

I have sleept with my useless desires and the enemies of my mind.

And yet I finally lost you, you finally lost me. As the moon swept down and wept.