Ready or Not?
An innocent game or hiding from a killer?
Ready or Not
Here I come
Do you see me
I will find out where you are
I am coming
Where are you
Are you worried
I am worried
The time will come
Almost there
Tell me where you are
One, two, three
I will find you
My goal with this inverse poem was to make it an innocence game of hide and seek on the first read and from the bottom up about a killer trying to find his victim who is hiding. It’s my first inverse poem, but I thought I’d give it a try! I think I’ll write some more with how well i had to use my brain!
About the Creator
Rich Burton
I’m a work from home mom with 2 crazy kids. I write for fun with the hopes of finishing my unfinished book!
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