’Till death do us part

You were like the seas:

You would lure me in and then recede,

Always leaving me in want, in need,

Of another wave.

You were like the skies:

You would choke me with all his lies,

Until they blinded my life,

Suspended forever in the night.

You were like the flames:

You would tempt me till my heart betrayed,

And I would leap in, my mind at bay,

Smiling, through the agony.

But You was a part of me:

We were born to die in want, in need,

Craving the pain of misery,

’Till death do us part.