Silent No More
Empty streets in my mind
I walk through them all the time
the silents breaks under my feet
and I remember when we truely meet
when I was sleeping and you were there
and all you did was stare
until you rose up to your feet
and shushed me so I couldn't speak
I yelled and cryed to no abide
with the other children by my side
until the darkness devors me as a whole
you had no idea how much toll
you took on me as a childhood with that naptime affair
you made me wish that I had no longer any air
so that I might return to a forever sleep
but instead I stayed awake under my sheets
until you told me "not to tell"
or I would surley burn in hell
But years later I remember I must speak out
and that's what this poem is all about