Three in the Morning
- April Crowley
- Apr 5
- 1 min read
You are the ghost in my attic.
My family is convinced that you mean me no harm.
Maybe even that you're like fae
And I should leave you cream and shortbread on the topmost stair.
I don't think you mean to haunt me,
Really, I just...experience you as a spectre
Clinging to my laundry like static.
Every now and then I see a shadow shaped like you;
Catch them dancing with you in the kitchen;
Find the cream and shortbread disturbed.
You play loud music at three in the morning;
The sharp key of pain rouses me from my everyday doings.
Every now and then I see a shadow shaped like you;
Catch them dancing with you in the kitchen.
Why are you so content to be the ghost in my attic?
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