Nightmare in Frankfurt.
An emergency call from home.
When I rushed to my grandparents',
I saw the feet of two bodies,
Through the door of two seperate rooms,
In a puddle of blood.
I felt my heart stopped.
And I woke up.
Called home once I arrived in London.
Didn't speak about my dream.
Everything sounded fine,
And I was relieved.
As I grew up,
I slowly lost the ability,
To speak in the dialect my grandparents use.
Despite the reduced verbal communication,
Deep down inside we all know we still care.
An emergency call from home.
When I rushed to my grandparents',
I saw the feet of two bodies,
Through the door of two seperate rooms,
In a puddle of blood.
I felt my heart stopped.
And I woke up.
Called home once I arrived in London.
Didn't speak about my dream.
Everything sounded fine,
And I was relieved.
As I grew up,
I slowly lost the ability,
To speak in the dialect my grandparents use.
Despite the reduced verbal communication,
Deep down inside we all know we still care.
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