The House on Haunted Hill
Once upon a time it goes
I brought to you, my love, a rose
we loved together and I do still
at the house on haunted hill
I brought to you, my love, a rose
we loved together and I do still
at the house on haunted hill
Our love once bloomed in summer's sun
worries, problems on the run
I must say I miss you still
from the house on haunted hill
You have been gone for much too long
my love for you still sings its song
the heaviness in my heart grows still
in the house on haunted hill
Soon the leaves and creaking trees
will be the only words for these
my love's true heart and honest fill
surrounds the house on haunted hill
Cloudy skies and darkened eaves
are all that remain of what we leave
our laughter dances, echoes still
through the house on haunted hill
Published by Elisa Ashley
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3 Comments
Post a Commentenjoyed!!!
I like.......flows nicely. Bittersweet theme, but isn't that what life really is?
"Our laughter dances . . . " Ah! Those were the days!