Oh Diana,
What do you have say?
I come home,
And you're nowhere to be seen.
Oh Diana,
What am I hearing now?
Sirens perhaps?
Must be the neighbors alarm.
Oh Diana,
Where did you hide?
I'm a little tired for hide and seek my dear, but I'll give it a try.
Oh Diana,
It suddenly seems to me,
You're nowhere to be seen.
Wonderful would it be,
If you came out to surprise me.
Oh Diana,
Where are you hiding?
Did you go to bed?
I'm getting worried.
Oh Diana,
Did you open the door?
Why would you?
You don't like the cold.
Oh Diana,
Why are the drapes fluttering?
Are you out sick?
Or are you catching?
Oh Diana,
Where have you gone now?
Won't you welcome me back?
Did you order some food?
Because there's someone knocking fast.
Oh Diana,
Did you call some guests?
Because on opening the door,
I see men in blue vests.
Oh Diana,
What are they telling me?
This is a joke,
I'm already laughing.
Oh Diana,
I rush out the door,
Down to the ground floor,
And straight through the main door.
Oh Diana,
Is that you on the floor?
Why are you laying there, silly?
I have come home.
Oh Diana,
Why aren't you moving?
Are you mad at me?
I'll do anything.
Oh Diana,
You're scaring me,
Please move,
I'm no longer laughing.
Oh Diana,
Why aren't you breathing?
Am I hallucinating?
Someone, do something!
Oh Diana,
Why are they taking you away?
Someone tell them,
It's all just a game.
Oh Diana,
You clever little minx,
I'm sure you're joking.
And you'll back by six.
Oh Diana,
I'll play your favourite song,
And when you come back,
We'll dance all night long.
YOU ARE READING
Symphony Of Sorrow
PoetrySome people say it is better to have love and lost, than to have never loved at all. But when that love is gone, you realise it would have been better if you hadn't met them after all. For nothing lasts forever, No love stands forever, And no lo...
