Moonlit hauntings

(Verse 1)

She walks the halls where I once stayed,

The fading world where my bones decayed.

She shivers though I touch no air—

I trace her shadow, soft as prayer.

(Verse 2)

Her mirrors fog when I draw near,

She turns her head, sensing my fear.

But I’m the one who lingers still—

Bound to her by longing’s will.

(Pre-Chorus)

She hears my steps on creaking wood,

A trembling dread I know she should.

Yet love has kept me trapped in place—

A dead man craving her warm face.

(Chorus)

I see her trembling in the night,

Reaching blindly for a light.

Her pale breath quickens when I’m close—

She feels me like a winter ghost.

I see her… I see her…

(Verse 3)

Her portrait hangs where she can’t see

The way I watch her endlessly.

I whisper low against her ear—

My vow she’s far too alive to hear.

(Pre-Chorus)

Down every stair, through every door,

I follow her forevermore.

She hears her name, a faint lament—

My love, my curse, my testament.

(Bridge)

She doesn’t know the life she keeps

Is borrowed time the darkness reaps.

I reach, but she slips through my hands—

A breathing soul in haunted lands.

(Chorus)

I watch her cower in the night,

Calling out in broken fright.

She senses me but cannot see

The ghost who loves her endlessly.

I see her… I see her…

(Final Verse)

The dawn may chase my shape away,

But I remain, night after day.

I’ll wait until her pulse is gone—

Then she’ll be mine, where I belong.