Phone Call
The phone rings
It's late at night
Someone answers,
My chest is tight.
I hear them walk
Back to bed
And dreadful thoughts
Fill my head.
I tell myself
That it was nothing
A misdial or something.
But I can feel
Way down deep
My anxiety
Starts to creep.
Paranoid,
With no sleep yet
I step outside
My room to check.
I step into the hall
To ask who had phoned,
And then I recall
I'm home all alone.
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