The Beast of Night
I woke up one night
Twisted in the blackness of the sheets
Thumping my heart was,
A bullhorn in my chest.
Wishing for my wild eyes to close,
Shutting them quickly
But when I do,
I am choked by darkeness
And there is no way
No how
That I will be able to face the Beast of Night
Screeching, Thrashing, CRASH!
I try to shake off my fear,
But only to fall to my demise.
My shallow breaths quickening
As my very own mind becomes my enemy
Its taunting thoughts
Seeming not to be my own-
Clutching the sheets,
Enveloped by a startling cold that holds me,
Alone.
The Pitch Black has a stronghold on my life
The Night never leaving,
Laughing in its maniacal way
Basked in eternal torment,
I am.
Starving.
For a flicker of light
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