The Box
A large wooden box sits on a table
Oak with vines of cedar
The box was locked
With latches tight
Filled with wishes
Filled with dreams
Or so it seems
Filled with nightmares and songbirds
Instead of sweet faeries that dance in our bed
It might open slowly
Creaking slightly
Or quickly
Not a sound at all
Would it open with clash,
Bang, or boom
For all that stood in the room
The box that hid all desires
When open it seem
To hold something
But shall remain
Such a riddle
To all
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