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Fear


Your heart thrums loudly in your ears,

All of your dispairs seem so near,

The dark evelops you in fear.

Your sweaty palms clutch your sides,

Hoping to hold together what's inside,

Your eyes glisten, open wide.

While your standing there totally exposed,

She caresses you gently from your head to your toes,

The shivers running down your spine scream foe.

You flinch away from her finger,

The goosebumps on your body linger,

But you still haven't seen her.

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