The FearA Poem by Mozart's LullabyThe fear is strong, but does she need to fear?
The Fear
Stay away from me. I don't want you close. I can't think about what you could do to me. I am strong. I am weak. I can focus. I can't focus. The fear is overpowering. My heart beats too quickly. The alley is dark. No lights are on. It's just me and them. I have on chance to survive. I must make it to the end. But the fear... It rules me. I slow my steps, saving my energy. Better to run with. I take a deep breath. Better to scream with. I take my mittens off. Better to hit with. They are three feet away now. I keep walking. They are beside me. I keep walking. I am almost at the end of the alley. Then, I hear footsteps. "Miss? I think you dropped this." I turn around quickly. A black face is in the darkness. He holds out a mitten. My mitten. I am shocked. I reach out and gently accept the mitten. Our hands briefly touch. His dark skin is smooth, soft. I look up into his eyes and say, "Thank you." © 2011 Mozart's LullabyAuthor's Note
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Added on April 14, 2011 Last Updated on April 14, 2011 AuthorMozart's LullabyRegina, Saskatchewan , CanadaAboutHello! My nom de plume is Jackson Schindler, but here... it's just Mozart's Lullaby! I named myself Mozart's Lullaby because: I always listen to Mozart as kind of a lullaby for me as I fall asleep. It.. more..Writing
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