A Rusty Stain
The blood turned brown when it dried on the wall,
and I still hear sounds when I walk down the halls.
The house is haunted and I think you should know,
that I don’t feel scared when I’m there all alone.
You see, I have grown through the passing of time,
and I’m still much stronger in my heart than my mind.
I feel I’ll be fine, because I can’t help but dream,
I’ve become almost used to the sound of the screams.
I see finally, without the black veil,
and I’ve chosen to face all my past memories.
All the pain and deceit and the raw misery,
knowing damn well, that it all made me me.
Copyright © Tony Brady | Year Posted 2017
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