Part I: Fear Sunrise
Encrusted red splattered walls
Red spotted floors
Serve to remind me
How everything I do
Is wrong in his eyes
Those bloodshot eyes
Coming home every evening
With flammable breath
Ready to attack
The kitchen is first
He strikes me for something
He thinks I did wrong
Slowly chewing my cold food
I weep softly
The bedroom is second
Pinning me down
Tearing me up inside
Yelling in my face
Telling me to like it
I weep softly
Once he passes out
I lay awake every night
Next to the raging giant
I fear tomorrow sunrise
This poem is about:
Our world