Monster ( very graphic)

Silently in her bed she sleeps
Carefully into her room he creeps
Softly he pulls the covers off of the little girl's bed
Disturbing the dreams that once filled her head
Shh, he comforts, it will be alright
Hush, hush, there's no need to fright
She sits up, he pushes her back down
As his hungry hands make their way up her nightgown
She tries to push his evil hands away
It's too late, he's already got a hold of his prey
She gets free from his grasp, runs to the door only to find its been locked
Her little heart beats with terror, she looks to the monster's face shocked
Little girl tries to run
Monster catches her and tells her it's going to be fun
He picks her up and throws her to the floor
Gags the girl of only four

Rids her of the material that covers her soft flesh
Climbs atop her, as their bodies begin to mesh
Tears stream down her face
As the monster quickens his pace
Her insides hurt with a burning sensation
As the monster explores his new found infatuation
Monster caresses here and there
And breaks something inside of her that he can't repair
The gag muffles her painful shriek
As monster continues using similar technique

Monster still hasn't gotten his fill
And pushes deep inside against the young one's will
Deeper, deeper, he can't get enough
Harder, harder, monster is getting rough
She's yelling, hurting, no one hears her cries
Monster looks almost lovingly into her eyes
His evil hands roam all about
She is the one thing he can't do without

Monster is finished, monster is done
He lied, it wasn't fun
Monster clothes her and puts her back into bed
He places a soft kiss upon her forehead
He pulls the gag out of her mouth and kisses her with tongue
Says they're always better when they're young
She lets out a heart breaking cry
And asks monster why
Monster said he did it out of love
And because he fit inside her like a glove
She tells monster he hurt her bad
Monster didn't care, he was pleased, he was glad
Monster leans into her ear and says he'll be back for more
Little girl stares in fright at her bedroom door

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