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Remember me


Remember me, my mother said to me when I laid on the bed Remember me , when you hear bugs crawl from the shed Remember me, when you the hear wind crackling outside Remember me, when you see witches with big hats flying in the ominous sky Remember me, if you think you see a shadow Remember me, if you feel sad and alone Remember me, even if you are scared of the dark Remember me, by reviving those memories of you and I in the park Remember me even when you see branches of trees sway and hover Remember me, but dont hide under the covers Remember me, but please try to stay calm Remember me, by placing your hand in my palm Remember me if you see a monster with red filled eyes Remember me if you hear the loud and suffering sound of pain that you despise Remember me, because I will protect you, let nothing hurt you and sing you a lullaby to soothe you throughout this night Remember me, although I am far away from you I can still hear your cries Remember me, because I have protected you, so I must leave you, close this door, and say goodnight. So I remember you mother, and you have calmed me down I will cover with the covers and try to forget these unforgettable sounds. I feel better now by hearing your voice and you telling me goodnight Thank you so much for not letting the bed bugs bite.
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