Monsters
The things that hide beneath our beds
The creatures that lurk inside our heads
They whisper names and scratch the walls
While dancing down the haunted halls
They breathe a chill into the night
And steal away the fading light
With glowing eyes and twisted grins
They wait to tally up our sins
Yet as the dawn tears through the dark
Their hollow shadows lose their spark
They fade away without a sound
Beneath the floorboards, underground
The monsters of the deep dark night
Are banished by the morning light
We lock them in the closet deep
Until the next time we must sleep
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