Nightmares
As the trees start swirling and twirling in the air
I start seeing things that aren't really there
As I stumble and fall, the ground begins to melt,
I begin to fall, nobody hearing my pleading cries for help.
I wake up with a start, tears brimming in my eyes
And still in my mind I hear the haunting cries
As a tall man in black is standing over there,
Grinning with delight at the fear I have to bare
Knowing that he has just delivered the worst gift of all,
A gift that makes the bravest of adults fall
Into the dark mist of their greatest fears
Ones that can reduce grown men to tears
He looms there every night, as I am completely unaware
That once again he has delivered to me
Another nightmare.
Copyright © Andrea Storrier | Year Posted 2017
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