.4. Don’t Be Afraid Poem by David Threadgold

.4. Don’t Be Afraid



Let nothing ever bother you
Don’t ever be afraid
For everything you see each day
Is only what man's made

Don’t listen to the stories
From people who would scare
And anything that worries you
With friends be sure to share

Look not for ghosts or goblins
Where cobwebs fill a house
If anything moves by its self
It might just be a mouse

The darkness hides no terrors
Only what’s within your head
What you believe will do no harm
But check beneath your bed


© 2008 David Threadgold
Rambling Riddles & Rhymes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dee Daffodil 03 September 2008

LOL... Love this one...especially the final line! Hugs, Dee

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Keith Foley 03 September 2008

Cute, funny and worth reading a couple of times. Enjoyable, thanks. will read (your) others. Keith. PS I did read (put) 'has' in one of your lines...'Is only what man (has) made' No biggy. Not trying to correct you just seemed to fit.

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