Monster Poem by Amanda Eckols

Monster



So many little kids afraid of the dark
Even to day its my brother's greatest fear
Long waited nights I stood by his side
the younger sister calming her brother
I was never afraid of the dark
or the monsters it was said to hide
for I know of none to date
Night held no sorrow in my mind
Instead it was a haven my own safe place
A time when i was free from all embase
but too quickly it would end
and bring the monsters of the day
those I know are real
and haunt me to this day
For every strike against eched into memory
for every dropp of blood shed pains me
Aw how I loved when spanks no longer hurt
But I still had to hide the reason from her
No-one could know how I became stone
For she is still alive and strong
and can hurt me more that they know
Oh I can take being left behind
And the beating cease to hurt
I've learned to love to be ignore
but what hurt is what was stolen from me
a childhood is for what I long
for My moster is my grandma

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Melissa Nyman 18 July 2010

The simplicity compliments the truth of this poem... The real monsters walk freely during the day.

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