The Love We Thought We Knew
by
Mary -BrytEyz- Ball
(Age: 38)
copyright 01-20-2002
Age Rating: 10 to 127
Graceful fingers of heartache
Wrap tender around my neck
His gentle touch grows stronger
Love washes up a wreck
No more drifting fantasies
Floating hope on romance
No more bobbing dreams
Left to sink & drown by chance
Choke on reality
Cough on the truth
Suffocating life
kills the love we thought we knew
Join the lies, six feet under
As my crimson blood turns cold
Because nothing lasts forever
Even illusions grow old
Passion's rigor mortis
The inevitable end
Deceptive moments only break
When life's not willing to bend
Choke on reality
Cough on the truth
Suffocating life
kills the love we thought we knew
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Yes, Aunt BJ, this could be taken two ways... one, that a lover simply killed the love and the "victim" is left with a dead shell of a heart... or, two, that the lover could actually take the life of someone that trusted and loved them so much. You are VERY observant! :-)