Shatter silence; glass breaking
Now echoing dread
Silent in my ears; cold and dead
Moonlight sparkles on glass
Scattered on the floor; no mistake as you walk pass
Midnight cloaked and wolfish grin
Snickering cheeks and a conasuer of sin
Loosely the wind brushes the wall
Smooth as a snake's grace he moves down the hall
Lungs in different beats, mine hard and quick
Soft and non-existant is his, making me sick
Knowing he comes closer to this room of mine
Sends shivers of terror down and up my spine
Knife unsheathed, Reflecting moonlight and perverse pleasure
Stops at my door and enter he will i'm sure
Just as i've predicted
Soon he comes, but wait i'm contridicted
Jested i was, he closed my door, to keep me
Silent for he's after my mother you see
He walked on with the glinting knife
Sleeping was my mother the best she had in her life
Hovering over her sleeping form, held the knife
Smoothed her hair while she dreamed of a wonderful life
Glass continued to reflect moonlight
She was fast asleep, he started to weep at the sight
Glinting knife now removed from her throat
Standing he's weeping a moat
Forever i'll remember why he didn't kill
She looked like an angel in the light and lost his will
Forgetting his rage
Something provoked him to break life's cage
Even now, no one knows why
Spilled his crimson blood so he could die
Elixer of life, shimmered in the light of the moon
Shown in horror and macabre as death came soon
Divulging all he could before his death
Smeering a message til his last breath
Done as he whispered her name
Something he had no other to blame
Could this ending be more tragic?
Sure it could, here's the magic
Call it a curse if you will, but ironically
She was dreaming of them living happily
Butchered himself for no reason
Shouldn't have wasted his blood by the bason
But death is final no returns
So now from misery her heart burns
Agony spread when she read the bloody message
She cried for years over that message
At the end of the final statement
She read "I love you til eternity's end, you were an angel heaven sent"
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