There was a story of a girl
Everyone knew her name
She lived in a neighbourhood just like everyone else
No one knew what they did to her
Just a guess from the news
But this story was repeated generations before you
Some used it as a lesson
Others out of pure delight
But one things for sure
None of them were near right
I'm guessing your confused with that puzzled up face
But I swear it's all true just keep up with my pace
This girl was to young, no older than eight
So what might of happened I'm guessing you'll say?
Well..
Enough! No more rhyming this is were it stops, I'll tell you a story but promise, not to tell anyone
Her life revolved around a musical box
It went with her everywhere
People snickered and stared at this girls little secret
Not once would she talk or react to these people
She felt like she was trapped inside of this little box
All though in the flesh, she was clearly not
The day that makes history was just after a school dance
After hours of dancing and for once, having fun, she made her way home
Walking over a near by bridge was the way
A few paces behind were the sound of shoes
Coming closer and closer towards the small girl
She didn't take notice until a hand was on her shoulder
Turing around to see three girls from not that much longer
Giving them a look, she turned to leave
They didn't budge but held her firmly
One grabbed her box, startling the little girl
They asked her questions on why she never spoke
No response
They asked about the musical box
No response
Soon fed up, the three girls were angry
They turned towards the box and were about to open it
"Whatever you do, don't open the box"
The cries were heard, but no emotion was shown
The three girls laughed not daring to listen
Come on, why wouldn't you, she had never spoken before?
"Whatever you do, don't open the box"
The girls took no notice and flipped open the lid
A soft nursery rhyme took over their ears
Once was nice until it got louder
Glowing lights shot out from the inside, nearly blinding each girl
All four girls took steps further and further away from the noise
Growing closer and closer to the bridges edge
When at last you thought this story couldn't become worse
Something horrible, terrible happened
A high pitched scream left the mouths of the small girls
Growing closer to the shallow water below
Of course none could survive but somehow one did
Her pink ball gown grey from the dirt and water she was laying in
No one knew what happened next
Where did she go?
No way could she had made it, was this all a joke?
She did try to warn them, don't open the box
But now, their forever been locked away
Well of course until someone opens the lid again
And what might they be greeted by?
Maybe a scream or even just a cry?
Well one things for sure, it could never be good
Well unless your fond of a single nursery rhyme...So this poem kind of goes on to explain a bit about the story of a boy I did a few chapters ago. I didn't want to explain to much about it because then it wouldn't be interesting but I just wanted to share this and hopefully it's clear to understand. So tell me what you think?
YOU ARE READING
Why?
Puisi"And even though her sun is gone, She lights like a child nevertheless." - She lays down, The 1975