Title: To Lose Thee, Were To Lose Myself
Author: Robyn the Snowshoe Hare
E-mail: snowshoe16@hotmail.com
Part: 1/1
Disclaimer: Joss owns it all, and I own nada. So lawyers, you really don't want to sue me, because all you'll get is a large bag of redeemable Sprite cans.

This is not my fault! I blame this poem completely on the fact that if you re-watch Innocence, drink one Sprite too many, and then listen to the soundtrack to the new 'Romeo and Juliet', you will be driven to write poetry. It is a scientific fact.

This poem is set somewhere between 'Innocence' and 'Passion'.

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One body, to lose thee were to lose myself

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Night falls.
Darkness covers the land.
The first stars come out.
The sun retreats.

And he is out there.

When the night falls,
he wakes,
and I can feel it.

When Darkness covers the land,
he walks,
and I can feel it.

When the first stars come out,
he feeds,
and I can feel it.

And when the sun retreats,
he is free,
and I can feel it.

A demon, where there once was a soul.
Darkness, where once there was light.
Hate, where once there was love.

And I can feel it all.
Through a gypsy curse that warped and twisted.

And I can feel it all.
By my Slayer gifts, that cry out to destroy him.

And I can feel it all.
By the love that I still hold for him.

And he knows.

He knows that no matter how I try, my heart refuses to let go.

He knows that it hurts like a knife.

And he enjoys it.

And I know, I shouldn't listen to my heart.

And I know, I should destroy him, who I once loved.

But even though he is no longer who he was,

If I lost him, I would lose myself.

And he knows.

And he enjoys it.

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