Midnight Summer Poem by Sirk Ynnoed

Midnight summer
In this shallow room
A boy
Sitting at the corner

He heard a voice
A voice that never been heard before
Nor anyone in this room

Grouchy
Vicious
Tormenting
And strange

Poor boy
Sitting at the corner of the room
Terrified and stunned
While hearing unfamiliar voice

Consciously
He decided to go where the voice came from
Where it all began

Everyone sound asleep
There is unnecessary noise
Made by maid
Nor even the conjecture of the gardener

Until such time
Where he finally found
The room where it all began
The strange voice

He peeks
At a quarter, open door

A momentary look
He can't see a thing
Only a shadow of a big man
Rocking on a bed with a familiar room

He tried to figure the stranger
Suddenly he saw a woman
Underneath the stranger's body
Until he cried and petrified

He ran to the kitchen
And sit at the corner of the room
Weeping and quivering
And disturbed

After a long wait
Now that the stranger was identified
But before he could make a noise

He saw his body
Bathing from his own blood

They were slay in this room
Slaughter by a man
That nurture our plot
Hassled an important person in my being

This is where it all began
Midnight summer
At the corner of my room