Monsters
I wish monsters were real
They all carry the same repetitive story
They
go after poor souls like me, lost kids in the woods, dumb blonds in haunted mansions
And you see
You know how each of the stories will end.
If monsters were real we'd know the set of rules:
1) Don't look under the bed
2) Avoid long tree branches when it begins to rains
3) Run away from dark corners
4) Don't go wondering into the woods
Dont mess with voodoo
Say your prayers and not to satan
Everything is predictable
We'd know everything,
We would know each beast;
Ten foot monsters with razor sharp claws and teeth
Gruesome and grotesque
Unimaginable yet predictable little things
These little things
Everything
Would be known
Maybe if life had real monsters like the ones under my bed
Life wouldn't be as scary
Life would be predictable.
Which is so hard with our cohesive skins
Were all the same with unpredictable actions and traits
The unexpected meaning anything than a narrow minded tale
More than knowing where to run and where to hide
More than knowing the enemy's face
We dont know
Which makes everything even more frightening
I wish the boy I met was a monster under my bed
I would have known to avoid him
I would have known how the story would end
But that monster's actions left my tale untold
Now im lost in a haunted past with the monsters stuck inside my head
I don't know how this story will end
And nothing is more horrifying than an unfinished story...
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