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Hide and Seek


Dear you,

You asked to play some hide-and-seek
The only rules were not to peak,
Count to 90, no less no more,
But during this I heard the door
I kept my eyes closed, I play fair
Afterward, I look everywhere
The bed, the lawn, the chairs so far,
But all I found was no more  car
10 years now, I’m kinda sad,
I give up, I miss you dad
 
From, me
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