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Fear In A Child

Shadows dance in the pale moonlight,
Demons awaken from Hell tonight.
Ghosts appear to haunt your soul,
The crows look on with eyes of coal.

No one stops your tears;
No one calms your fears.
Hush baby girl forever more,
There are no monsters behind your closet door.

Dark slowly envelopes light,
Fear knowingly wins its fight.
Sleep hesitantly closes eyes,
Pays no attention to children's cries.

No fear little one; Nothing to dread,
There are no monsters under your bed.
Sleep in tight parents assure,
Then lights go out; Begins the horror.

Childhood fears quietly scare,
Parents forgot how it was to be there.
Fear is winning its gruesome race,
To put terror on the young ones face...

Author notes

this is about childhood fears hope you like it!
Written April 22nd, 2006

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  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    April 7, 2007
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    Wonderfully penned. It has a great flow to it and the images is solid. Bravo


  • Snaga
    December 23, 2006
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    forgot to applaud...


  • Snaga
    December 23, 2006

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    Sorrow. This is perfectly worded. I am flabergasted at the skill you show at writing gems such as this poem.


  • Repetitious Chaos
    October 18, 2006
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    I'm finding with great difficulty
    merely to pick a line as my favorite.
    Everytime I find one..another catches my eye..
    But I can't very well
    copy your work in its entirety, Dear Poet.


    "Dark slowly envelopes light,
    Fear knowingly wins its fight."

    Perfect word usage..wonderful rhyme..
    (even keeping to seven syllables per line
    to make these thoughts mesh flawlessly!).
    This is a write to be proud of, Dear Poet, truly.
    Edited on Oct 18, 10:00 because ''.


  • May 6, 2006
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    Yeah it is kind of like my poem Creeps in the Night. Haha.. Great. I liked this one, particularly the wording. It flowed nicely and demonstrated the terror that young children feel when they have a nightmare. Wonderful, just wonderful! Great write. Good luck to you with future writes. <3 Christina


  • Equinox Asylum
    May 1, 2006
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    Wonderful expression of a childs nightmares. I think most of us had monsters to hide from as children. You have turned the lights on mine. Excellent piece of poetry.


  • KnightRhymer
    April 30, 2006
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    This is very good. This is like something I would write. Excellent work, Sorrow.
    Edited on Apr 30, 1:39 p.m. because ''.


  • Ativan
    April 27, 2006
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    I particularly liked "Crows look on with eyes of coal." I thought this was a very well writen peice. I search for something to yell at but I come up empty. Still- there is no such thing as a perfect write but this is pretty good. Oh! The last stanza- maybe needs a bit of changing to flow more smoothly.
    M.T.B.


  • AgeofAquarius
    April 22, 2006
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    Great write powerfully expressed...


  • OnlyTimeWillTell
    April 22, 2006
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    I really do like this poem a lot. There is one word I think could be changed though, on the line where it says:
    'Pays no attention to child's cries.'
    I think child's should be children's.
    Anyway, the poem is excellent.
    Well done
    xXx


  • Total Spooky TOWN
    April 22, 2006
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    Amba is awesome! with a capital P!

    ohmygosh!! this was awesome!! fantasteric!!!! omg!!! it was amazing!! i loved itt!!! and considering theres a ghost in my room, makes me giggle. hahaha. omg. wow. amba im hyper. this was great. fantastic!!!! your so good<333 i loved it!!!

    marisida<33


  • SecertPoet
    April 22, 2006
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    Great job i wish i had of wrote it! great job It reminds me off my devil poem you should check it out

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