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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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I am 32 yrs old. I have been writing poetry since the age of 9. Poetry is my way to deal with the struggles of life.I also write short stories and one day would love to publish my collection of poetry and stories.

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