Playing at the park,
mother said be back by dark.
These memories flood my mind,
as I remember the past left behind.
I sit at a park bench,
my heart starting to wrench.
Tears fall down my face,
as I remember this place.
My childhood went by in a flash,
now I have to worry about having enough cash.
Why is this age such a difficult one,
different from when I was young and had lots of fun.
I might be older,
but im far less bolder.
To my son, don't let your youth go to waste,
Or they'll be just memories you'll forever chase.

I am not the same,
not since the day I came.
I came into this world acting quite odd,
now my mother prays to god.
this world is rather cruel,
and now I feel like a fool.
I thought the world would be fair,
but I've learned that it doesn't care.
what to do with a girl like me,
while the herd is running free.
I laid mud upon myself,
so I could look like everyone else.
I felt bad to be unique,
but recently found it's quite chic.
for everyone out there, here's some advice,
its okay to be a zebra without any stripes.

My home is almost gone,
pesticides sprayed on human lawns.
Trees are falling,
but no one hears natures calling.
The air getting warmer,
I'm only used to it's former.
My friends have left or died,
my only question is "why?"
"Why do we destroy our only home?"
By filling our oceans with filthy foam,
or ruining our air with coal.
This is not beneficial, but it's our only goal.
Stop this now before it's too late!
Stop this now before or darkness is the worlds fate!
My home, my future, my life is fading away.
I just hope to live another day.
Humans listen to my plea,
please save humanity.
I'm lost in a world unknown,
even though this used to be my home.

The floors creaked beneath her feet,
But this is where he said to meet.
The hallway dark, with no light,
A perfect night for a perfect fright.
She walked in the room with no delay,
But this was the room where little ghosts played.
The door locked behind her with a slam,
Now she was as helpless as a baby lamb.
She screamed and cried,
But that night she died.
The man she was supposed to meet was dead,
He was a ghost who lay in his death bed.
He loved the girl and wished for her soul,
But that was a failed goal.
Its Friday the thirteenth without a doubt,
So be careful when going out.
For no one may hear your screams,
And won't come to save you, by any means.

Hello my dear,
ignore the screams you hear.
The furnace heating the room,
casting the burning skin fume.
You wonder where all your friends gone to,
I eliminated them when they tried to keep me from you.
You haven’t seen the sun for many days,
I’ve locked you in my basement so you don’t run away.
You must be fine because you stopped your cries,
I promise I won’t let you die.
All the girls you’ve ever looked at,
they've been fed to my pet wild cats.
Don’t worry my dear,
no need to fear.
Don't fret my dear,
no one but me shall get near.

I sat in the solitude of the dark,
My mind almost gone.
I’ve lost my spark,
But my life must move on.
I’m lost,
I don’t know what to do.
My body feels covered in frost,
I ask my self “where are you?”
Ghosts whisper in my ear,
Is death drawing near?
Where are you, soul?
My heart is a big empty hole.
Am I alright?
Is this worth the fight?
Is there a way to fix this?
If I disappear, will I be missed?
I ask my self “where are you?”
This trick is rather cruel.
I sit in the solitude of the dark,
My mind almost gone.
Sitting here withought a heart,
Waiting for the break of dawn.

Sitting in class,
Learning about cosmology.
I look through the widows glass,
And I see something quite funny.
I see a girl wearing a polkadot turtle neck,
Holding a pink bunny.
A guy looks at his watch for a sec,
While eating chicken nuggets.
My life is slightly crazy and bizarre,
Heads stuck in buckets,
And sticky notes covering cars.