The boy next door
He sits in his room
In search of the truth,
In an effort to find
Anything that could sooth
His pain which he feels
Burning through his skull.
Too weak to kill the living,
But strong to tear the soul.
He sits in his silence,
The boy next door,
Screaming out his mind,
Waking door to door
And in his stillness I find
A serenity such,
My whole being twists
From its core at the touch
Of this pain that Iβve known
So long and long before.
May no man who ever lives
Become the boy next door.











