Poem

Let The Boogeyman

Don't let the boogeyman,

Catch you in the act,

Is an old wives tale,

To make children scare.

Some pleasant voice came,

And I went in that range,

It was increasing slowly,

And I went in anxiously.

It was night,

But I didn't fright,

Went behind the voice,

To feel all the rejoice. 

I went to the living room,

And was struck by doom,

As the television was on,

But no one there to off.

I wanted to switch it off,

But in the middle, was caught,

Turned to see the boogeyman,

Who caught me in the act.

I skipped a heartbeat,

Seeing him on his feet,

It was so terrifying,

But was not rectifying.

Something unusual happened,

And I felt a little pampered,

When he asked me to play,

Anything that I say.

He turned to be okay,

And met me every day,

My family, my friends, my time,

All became a part of his life.

So, do let the boogeyman,

Catch you in the act.