Chained To The Grave 
When darkness steals the day
And sends the sun away,
Your ghost remains astray
Within my mind.
You’ve peeled my skin away,
My bones—on full display.
Oh, how I beg and pray
For you to find
The missing piece of me,
The one you used to see—
She whom I’ll never be
Inside this grave.
And darling, I presume
I’ll never be exhumed.
I am forever doomed
To be your slave.
You’ve made a mess of me
And destined me to be
Destroyed internally
Till you return.
My heart cries out your name,
A haunting, lone refrain.
The ash of us remains,
where love once burned.
Within this darkened tomb,
The ghost of you still looms.
But love, I do assume,
Is history.
And though the sun doth rise,
Forever, I’ll reside
Upon the darkest side
Of misery.
The earth above me sighs,
Yet still, I close my eyes—
To hear your hollow lies
Still buried deep.
The memories never cease.
For death is not release.
Closed eyes do not bring peace—
I do not sleep.