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Behind the Kitchen Sink
My situation’s dire
 As I hide behind the sink,
 For now I can smell fire
 And can no longer think.
 
 Mama said she’d come get me,
 And all would be all right.
 But I fear that she’s left me
 And I’ll burn here tonight.
 
 I heard the soldiers come in
 And now they have all gone
 Did Mama leave with those men?
 Are she and I now done?
 
 I told Mama I’d stay here,
 And none could call me out.
 And though I’m sick with fear
 She’ll come back for me, no doubt.
 
 By now the smoke is heavy,
 And I am short on air.
 But I have grown weary
 And might as well die here.

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