If I were a Zombie (written by @superstardia)

If I were a zombie, would I still stop to look at the sunset?

That beautiful depiction of God's love, sometimes a forecast sometimes a moquette

More than the flesh sliding from my decaying corpse

More than my broken vessels, though I would feel a little horse

If I were a zombie, would I mutilate the one I love?

That beautiful soul, blessed by God Himself, circulates in my head like mini doves

More than sorrow for what once was

More than longing and understanding for what its become

Long days filled with confusion and hopelessness

Wanting to be more but knowing it will only lead to hopelessness

Promising eyes what once was defied by the love which I had to abide 

In-side by side, I would divide, the sound which I heard inside. 

So yes, If I were a zombie I would love and cherish the sunset more than ever 

Filling up my vessel with mountains of its endeavors

If I were a zombie, I would hold the one I love close to me

Finding comfort in their warm embrace moments before it’s time for me to leave

If I were a zombie, I would rest.

Giving what once was my own body to be freed by the bittersweetness of death.

If I were a zombie written by @superstardia