The Thing
There, Sidney Maple walks through the quiet crept forest.
As she suddenly hears a tap, tap, tap.
She slowly turns, as she suddenly gasps in horror,
She sees it,
The Thing.
There, the forest goes muffled,
Just as if nothing had ever come into it on that cold autumn night.
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