Monster
Hiding in the closet, I ball up in a fetal position hiding from the monster
that usually comes from under the bed.
Hand on my head, over my ears
I try an hold back the tears
For fear I might be heard
I hear screams
things flying accross the room
Brief words being spoken, followed by a BOOM-
I hear silence,
My heart is racing..
I listen to footsteps pacing.
Cries echoe through the house,
As I hear it come up the stairs..
Climb by climb,
I realize there's nowhere to hide..
I must confront my fear
As the door handle turns-
Its already here..
With a look of relief
His face unrecognized
I look up surprised to see
A man dressed in blue
He extends his hand to give me a lift
It became my hero that night, from the monsters grip..
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