Wind howls at me, I shun this beast
Waves crash on shores, I invite this feast as blood seeps through my hollow eyes.
A poetic night, our souls did die.
Water invades her lungs, what thought doth this compel?
Darkness, a cherished dream, seizes living cells.
Love can't suffice for death, love can't forbid our tears.
Sharing one pulse won't help, for it hastens fears.
Compensate for her endearing breaths
Far too late to save her from the clefts
Fluctuate to thoughts of following
Terse debate of hell soon swallowing.
Sickened by morbid confessions of voices of those who've drowned at sea.
The sun has been lost, this time it won't be found.
Daughters of pious men, your havest doth now abound.
Bend to your calloused knees and recite hearty prayer
Speaking your structured words, I see your faith's not there.
Heavens expose my pale dead ghost
Lightning illuminates my bride on the coast
Thunder whispers madness into my ears
Hell penetrates the sadness I fear
Weep for my dying bride
Escape from the wounds I hide.
I tumble into darkness, enrapture me.
No more mercy, just let me sink.
