You Know Something Is There

You sit in darkness, watching the lightning, You listen to every clap of thunder, There could be nothing any more frightening, But, in your mind you still wonder. The howling wind blows the curtains, The falling rain taps your window pane, There is nothing there, you are certain, But, an uneasy feeling drives you insane. Tree branches sway within the breeze, Their shadows fall along your wall, You find every explanation with ease, And convince yourself it's nothing at all. A black shadow darts in your direction, There's nothing more menacing than that, Two eyes are seen with the light reflection, Suddenly, you realize it's just your cat. But, then a cold chill races down your spine, It's not the wind, your window is now closed, You try to say that everything is fine, So, what is it, do you suppose. Listen, something is walking up the stairs, You can hear it's footsteps on the floor, All this tension begins to raise your hairs, Do you dare open your bedroom door.