The Promise
I remember the promise you made in June.
You were fluting softly, my darling.
I was swept away by the Cuban ballad.
You were sitting on a flat rock by the sea.
I was standing beside you on the sand.
The waves were moving towards the shore.
You looked elegant in the long white dress.
I told you that I would always love you.
The words I spoke came from my heart.
You promised to love me until you die.
The gusty wind took away your love for me,
And you broke the promise you made.
Marlon Pitter
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