Death For You (Acrostic Poem) Poem by Khaldun Atum

Poet's Note: If you read the first word of every line, a sentence is spelled out.

Why must I ask thou
Hath thy no love for thee?
Thy have followed you into the soul of thee,
Asked you to follow me,
To return to me, forget this morbid history,
Escape this world for an alternate reality,
From thy mind reaching a new era,
This time gone, a new hath begun,
World of sorrow, wasted away,
Of mice and men, of thy and thee,
Darkness coming, envellope me,
Rising, to claim my soul, to remove from me.


Her body down, never to rise,
Love never-ending, never subside,
Will thy go with her, is it wise?
Burn in Hell, the Devil I despise,
Everafter an apocalypse ride,
And with reach, until thy,
Until you and I again reside,
The death of thy is now,
End for me, and without,
Of truth be told, longer than old,
Time could never break, a love so bold.
Itself is s love, like no one will over hold.


Oh—; I shall reunite anew,
How fate is askew,
The time hath come; time to renew,
End this now; end this feud,
Is there a way out; A place to find you?
Here it is; An ocean to jump into,
Now drown myself; I shall be with you.