A woman draped in a black hooded dress Softly and slowly the coffin she caress She is here for the death She is quiet bereft The tears slide down her flawless face Cheeks a pink rose tint, lips blood red hue, there's no disgrace Her hair is raven colored, she is nothing, if not grace Her healing hands over her face she places Her gut wrenching anguished moans can be heard for miles She falls to her knees in the aisles Behind her closed eyes she sees every moment of this life The microseconds of happiness the years of anguish and strife She cries and wails for a life lived this way She moans and sways For in that coffin is where her life lays
This is one of my personal favorites. It was one of those that wrote it's self.