the unwelcome guest
I have a constant companion everywhere i go
he comes to my house everyday even though i say no
he talks to everyone in my family no matter how big or small
He hold no predjudice at all
he picks up the babies he hugs the old
he visits the dogs that he loves to hold
He greets them with a cold shake of his hand
everywhere he walks he leaves a trail of sand
I now walk along the empty hallways of my old home
look at the ripped up curtains,the blood splattered walls, and the knocked over lawn gnome
my blood starts to race and my face goes pale
i know the sounds of the footsteps so well
it is the sound of my old friend visiting me again
I wonder if i can really call him my friend
in the house there is only me im the only one left in my family
this is a story that can never be told
since Mr. Death has been with me since i was five years old.
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