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Haunted


Don’t haunt me, ghost, what holds you here?

Don’t haunt me, ghost, I don’t want you near

You’re a curse from my past,

my past you will stay.

Spending all my time wishing regrets away.

You havn’t my head

You havn’t my dreams

and yet it seems

I am

Haunted

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kaleybooth

I am a film student at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. I hope to be a screenwriter one day, but I love all forms of writing.

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