Laura. 36. She is a witch. Used to kick me in the shins, believes in ghouls lazy husband has to everything, sick in trombone, wannabe rude girl, yellow car, Halloween all year. Rave all night, night clubs in our youth. I’ve stolen your sock they are Chance’s cage, I’ll get you something when I got money you still owe me something from last anyway, next girls holiday UK
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In flicker and shadow, Laura resides,
A witch with secrets, a witch who hides.
Thirty-six years of spells and dreams,
With ghostly tales and ghoulish schemes.
She kicked my shins, a spirited jest,
While her lazy husband shirked the rest.
In trombone sickness, she hums a tune,
A rude girl blooming with a sheen of the moon.
Yellow car, a beacon bold,
Halloween tales forever retold.
We rave all night, in our youth's embrace,
Dancing through darkness, a timeless chase.
I've stolen your sock; it's a prison for Chance,
In offbeat rhythms, we borrowed our dance.
A debt, a wish, for riches to sway,
You owe me a promise from years passed away.
Next girls' holiday calls to the UK,
Seeking the magic, the spells yet at bay.
In laughter and memories, forever we roam,
Laura, the witch, our forever home.