The Quite FearA Poem by Little PillIn a corner, in the
dark curled into a little ball. My back pressed against
the wall. The wall the feels like
ice against my skin. Now my nightmares
begins. Soaking in the quiet
and the night noise that I hear. Soaking in my un-rivaling
fear. Fear of what lies outside my door. What it is though I’m
now sure. My heart jumps up into
my throat I can hear it in my ears. Now there’s a burning
in my eyes mascara mixed with tears. My heart gets louder
and faster pressing against my skin trying to get out. I realize now it’s not
my heart, but the urge to shout. Leave me be, leave me
be please just go away. I scream and scream,
but with me this terror will always stay. © 2010 Little Pill |
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Added on January 16, 2010 Last Updated on January 16, 2010 Author
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