Behind my Closed Door
I wallow in my room
What looks to be quite mere
Like a rose my mind blooms
And an audience appears
People I would like to meet
And all who I adore
All applauding for me
Behind my closed door
I bat my eyelids twice
Red clouds above my head
Day quickly turns to night
To unleash the walking dead
I’m living for the thrill
My thoughts never to be a bore
The excitement is killed
When she knocks on my door
I then plop in my bed
As I think about time
I find myself looking ahead
At a future so fine
A house like a tower
A family of four
All gone with a holler
Saying, “Come do your chores!”
The invigoration
Now I finally see
My imagination
Is God’s greatest gift to me
It’ll be apart of me
Now and forevermore
So try not to disturb me
Behind my closed door
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