If you shall learn from me, then learn this well.
Avoid the woman seeking for your life
because she wed another as his wife.
For when I looked upon her, then I fell
as she was speaking to me in a spell
with words of solace cutting like a knife,
and I heard not the distant watchman's fife,
forgetting that her doorstep was to Hell.
Then I could smell the spices of the dead
prepared in linens woven from the loom.
Our bedclothes were the fowler's nets she spread,
the graveclothes covering the hidden tomb
where I was slaughtered, there upon her bed,
in judgment's flames the flesh she would consume.
~ by Michael Rew / Email: witness@psonnets.org
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