Man And Nature; House And Care

When a man loves a woman to her death
And he cares until her dying breath
There you may hear it say
The wind when not kept at bay

For it may grow more furious indeed
"I morn as I gather my speed"
Rain may come down to trickle then pour
Showing, in favor of the loss of life, sadness and nothing more

But the wind will howl and shriek afright
(This is what happened that very night)
When I, the man, lost my wife
And was brought in tears to end my own life

But this was not to be
I really loved my life you see
That's why I must let it all pass
Laying, crying, all in a black mass

Even the shadows seemed to care
They came to hide me there
(For light from a candle had lit my room)
And I felt incased in my own kimd of doom

I felt I must cry blood through dry eyes
Pain held inside tells me all its lies
How I couldn't do anything for the woman I love
For now I'm alone as her soul went above

"Let my mind be free of this pain!"
Thunder crashed as if nature had turned insane
My life felt ever so still
Who knows, but the wind, any thrill

Darkness, dark bitter cold, and now I don't move
If I got what I wanted, what would it prove?
For now my heart is stopped along with the tears
The weather heeding all my fears

Now two are dead, they passed away
During the night, before the light of day
So man is now gone out with his candle light
And the house has become a dilapidated sight

11/3/16