peekaboo my look to you I see you you see me too. peekaboos scare you. you can't see me, you can hear me, creeping sounds of movement. shivers moving through your body, your body shivers fast. you want, you jug, you run. leading back to where it All began. eye to eye toe to toe how it is time to have you run back through the yard, through the forest. back to where it began. screams scaring you back to where it began. now let's see if you can run me back through the forest, the yard as I wander through peekaboo. learning to run from the killer not a friend like a friend, friend isn't the killer, the one running from the killer. I'd I totally excitement Bill scares you. makes me happy, why I'm laughing seeing you run through. I see you, you see me too boo. I scared hear me creeping. laid him back to where it begins scaring you back to where it began. as I wonder through I think of you I think of me too. walking through the peekaboo white brand new I scare you. you see me, you don't see me, I see you. you don't see me. you hear, and you notice I'm near. you walk, you jug, you run. through the yard and through the forest back through the yard. where you begin. you see I see I scare you call me it scares me happy it makes me a point or run moves your fat runs faster. before I grab you. you a job you walk you trip on the tree roots, your run, you hit your head on the on the tree branch. you run more you make it to the dirt it's in the yard I approach. eye to eye toe to toe lovely excitment scares you. it makes me happy. you can't scare me back through so now I'm laughing. peekaboo I catching scare you. wow. reflects to me let's if you could run me back you can't you slap you've been you slap you lost. reflecting wife from the snow from the sky I catching with life, cheerful yes cheerful for me path of you to me he's walking through he doesn't want you to see him. he sneak in his strength could pull you to him or make you run away. he's white and he's gorgeous in person. but you don't know it. he gets so excited from his strength. he's escaping to run you back out of the forest. you run for dear life you thought. you trip over the tree root and then you keep running, you try to deck and you hit your head on a tree branch. you keep running as he follows drunk, fast behind you. you go up the hill. and avalanche of mud slides down the hill, his power turns the avalanche to move another direction, on and you did not get buried. you are not walking on top of yourself. with someone else. you run on the top of the hill through the yard you turn and there he is a slap fight occurred. thing to try to get him to walk different direction, your think is to try to get him to walk a different direction your strength isn't strength enough. you start to lose your slap fight making your body go into a backbend. you rise up you point you still don't know what he looks like, he walks down. the the light the bright and white shines through is light from the day to shine through. like the light light the white shine through day and night. mirror on the wall who's the fairest of us all I'm glad it's me lovely white clean as can be. you need each other and lonely to see in private of confidence and confidentiality. white shine through small but on white phone white skin. I'm a power and the strength. I do hand motions for sophistication I do sign language. my fingers skinny my bones very small. I use my hands my fingers to express. and I'm clearly brilliant and gorgeous. plain Jane American white. I walk a point I talk others know as smart and a real person. when I rise up you know I'm brilliant and usually get my way so you might want to do it now. come to me because I want to feel this is my place no other. so you need to move then crutches from me because I stand on my own two feet. look outside I see the sky. I see the hills I see the apartments on the other hill far away. I see the cross on the church Depot I see hills trees sky of blue, with all the people. I see windy roads I see nature houses in yards. I see birds hopping from tree to tree chirping in a place for a place to be. off road streets payment ditches gravel tree oversized cocoons houses leaves. windy creepy roads that do not want to break down on cocoons that you can see through it might be people are large spiders. for friends for the chat of mingling for the ride and for the invitation of place of develop pampering finished drafts. they came so big almost a person could come out spiders or oversized spiders No butterflies or vultures no aliens the house don't even look fun the yards don't look fun no side. walks just ditches. wrong turns lots of Windy hills of windy down more cocoons they thought you wouldn't be to your new apartment. the tease have finally shot the civilization run down to town until casino windy Rose ahead. doll and matching apartment complex creepy. but my new doll yellow beige run down small steep Hill on the other Steve stairs are overwhelmed .

well we all know that we have a passion for writing. writing is something that releases all our thoughts on paper with a pencil. we come up with ideas and we come up with actual events in our life they create a story some of the time. but we have to remember that there has to be intro to a story. and a story is created by fonts and by experience. so someone to write songs songs is also a story that's pen and paper of for rhythm so what you do is everybody gets a piece of paper and a pencil. then you're right an intro to the song the so as your entry in the song. you write a verse a verse goes with the song that has a that's repeated a few times throughout the song. and with that you write some more words to the song to create to add to the intro. and then of course you write another verse that is the same person that was the first verse that is repeated throughout the song. and then you write some more that goes to the intro the song and the reason for the song. and then you write a bridge the bridge is the rhythm that you want from the piano or the guitar and there's also some word in that goes with that. and then you write more of the song then you repeat the verse again. and then by time you have the song almost done you have to write an outro and outro is the reason for the song and. so it's not just writing words that you think it's ready there's a certain pattern that you have to use for writing. so we know that there's a intro that enters the song there's a verse that makes the song fun and repeats itself throughout the song. you write a bridge for the verbalization of the guitar the piano and whatever the generic and rhythm you want. then you're right more for the intro because there has to be a little bit of fun and story to the song and then you write it outro which is the reason for the song that puts everything to understanding of what you're writing. a lot of people have to have a really good thought and a really good reason for writing a song it doesn't have to always be loved but it has to be the real thoughts of yourself because when you sing the song you got to be able to sing it and have passion and ability to do the song. so you first of all before you even write a song you probably should be in a choir acquire the church will determine what your voice is is a soprano is a alto. and with those decisions then you'll know if your voice matches a guitar piano or for matches a solo or trumpet. so you'll know what's level and what generio you should be singing by the not only what your voice sounds like. but your own preference of music so now you have to go and find out what your preference of music is. so if your country western and rock and roll and you can't decide which one you like the most and you're most likely going to be a new wave generic. if you're rock and roll theatrical you're also going to end up being a new wave generic. if you don't know what a new engineer then you have to create it. you have to know what you want and what you think it should look like even sound like. so it takes time to get your thoughts together but it's real important that you stay organized with that. if you have one dinner and you only know one way of saying that's the only thing that gets your your minor for them then that's okay too if you're just rock and roll then you're just rock and roll. so when you're writing you have to find what's comfortable for you and the right wording that you don't feel embarrassed saying you need something that's fine and energizing and that will keep you in rhythm for the song. so a lot of people like Christian and rock and roll together so that would be the Christian genera the Christian engineer it would be kind of patriotic kind of Christian and kind of clean talk. the new engineer would be rock and roll theatrical with a breezy natural clean and talk. country western would be patriotic and it would be what's a banjos and so you would have a more upbeat rhythm with that depending on your style but you have to remember the format to write in a song. intro so you're entering the song verse so you have that repeated interesting paragraph for the song bridge so you have your thought of your rhythm and your your instruments and some wording and then an outro for the reason the song is made in the first place. so when you write a song it can't just be a bunch of scattered words it has the kind of be a story when you are entering a song there's got to be some fun in the story or some scary or some reason for the the song and then the outro at the song is ending. it does take a lot of practice don't get discouraged it takes a lot of experience with music to be able to write a song not everybody could do that okay it's not real easy to do but for some of you like myself it's very simple and it's natural because you've been around music all your life. so makes it a lot easier and you know what your rhythm is. you know what your beats are that you like. you know you're music.