Vows
Used as a verb
Or used as a noun
The word vow
Has common ground
To pledge, to promise
An oath to give
A guide for a career
A promise of the lifestyle you will live
Chase took a vow
First do no harm
Heal the patient's body
Their spirit do not alarm
But as a woman awaits her vow
To devote her life to God
Chase questions her decision
He finds her choice rather odd
Leaving this world and its pleasures
Is something Chase could never actually do
And as Moira's time draws nearer
She doubts that it's right for her too
Fate steps in after a brush with death
A vision of love and forgiveness is shown
Moira knows where she must go
For her strength of conviction has grown
Chase is determined to stop her
Shakiness from his legs has made him slip into love
He is ready to brashly confront her
To be by his side, not someone from above
As House watches the scene unfold
He knows it can lead to no good
For with or without a cane or crutches
In Chase's shoes, he once stood
House is bluntly honest
Admits that his body, mind and soul are in pain
His act of desperation has led him deeper into despair
It's a mistake he doesn't want to see again
So Chase wishes Moira well
As the world will no more see her beauty and charm
Our wounded duckling, with a few feathers plucked
Returns, having in the long run done no harm