Welcome all to my haunted house
Careful not to scare the mouse
All the creatures are here to stay
Here there is no night or day
Careful which door you choose
Pick the wrong one and you will lose
The door may have death on its step
The other may have you wish for death
Open this one take a peak
It has all the screams you may seek
A black hole in which you shall fall
No one to hear you scream and call
Do your worst you silly child
Your death certificate is being filed
The hallways stretch and never end
The floors beneath you will cave and bend
You remember that scared little mouse?
That is the vicious keeper of this haunted house
It will grow 10 stories tall
It will pick you up and watch you fall
No one here is truly dead
Here there isn’t a single bed
Which door do you dare to choose?
Either way you will always loose
About the Creator
Bazal Morani
A strong believer in women's rights, I have joined with Queens and Future Queens to empower the women in our community. Professionally, I am a business consultant with a background in education. I love to empower and inspire.
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