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"Losing Our Daughters"


Imagine a world connected to another by waters Puddles surrounding the neighborhood, families losing daughters In the night the creatures roam, kidnapping little girls, making them alter Once the dark realm ends, the girls wish they had their father Not another night goes by without the tears of many mothers Too bad tissues can't wipe away the salty drops from the eyes of brothers Dark days, bright nights, you can't hear anymore innocent laughter Every month on the first, one by one they disappear forever after
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