The Lonely Soul
My dog Rocky,
The lonely soul,
He waits by the door,
For me to come,
When I’m home he’ll play all day,
When I’m away he moans.
He cries and whimpers impatiently,
His claws tap on the floor like a train going by,
He gives up the wait and sleeps,
Until I ring the doorbell and he awakens again.
My Window of Dreams
My window that I view from time to time,
I fell the cold air flow through the air,
My eyes race to each object on the lonely street,
The window appears to show everything and everyone.
The window in my bedroom,
My window in my mind,
It gleams out to the reflection of the hot sun,
People and animals alike walk by,
No one notices me,
How I crave to walk with them.
The Metal Monster
A massive marvel,
I watch it tumble and turn with great speeds,
I clench my ticket with my sweaty hand,
The air full of the screams of the people riding the monster.
It was like watching a horror film,
Except I knew I was next,
I climb into the death row seat,
My stomach fluttered,
I am the roller coasters next victim,
Lost Memories
Ripped apart time to time,
It lay in a pool of fluff,
On the cold floor of my bedroom,
Waiting for it’s next battle.
The dog lumbers searching for it,
He knows it’s in the house,
The dog toy fights thundering paws and sharp teeth,
All for the amusement of my dog Rocky.