The gooey red water

Splashed on my face

As I fell into the puddle

The strong smell of iron

Sent eviction notice

To the breakfast in my belly

I leaned on my sword for balance

Dragged my left leg along

As I searched through the open ground

The vultures were already feasting

The annoying flies were having a party

They came too Early

Thousands were lying on the ground

Sleeping soundlessly

With different expressions on their faces

I tripped on a headless body

And I was baptized once again

In a poodle of red liquid

I searched everywhere

Looking for that one person

Until I found her, 

A smile was plastered

On her once flawless face

(The vultures left evidence behind)

I captured the brave vulture on her head

Dug out its left eyeball 

(an eye for an eye)

I pulled her head closer to mine

Gave her a farewell kiss

Not minding the pungent smell

Tears escaped my eyes

The heavens cried with me

Washing away my tears

I blamed the heavens

And they grumbled

Shifting the blame on me

I told her not to come

I warned her several times

But she wouldn't listen

I carried her in my arms

A great beauty in a golden armor

Laid lifeless in my embrace

My hand felt the dagger on her back

Reminding me of our last embrace

How I watched her breathe her last

She did this to herself

So I could live

If this is love, I do not want it

It's not her time

Nor is it her destiny 

I can only blame it on the fate