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My Closet's always open Though I've never been outside My Closet's always open But still hides what's deep inside
The skeletons and bones Hide behind my clothes So they never have to Come to light
My Closet's always dark Because I've never needed light My Closet's always dark Because I'm scared of what you'll find
My dirty little secrets Remain undisclosed Until someone I can trust Comes and stumbles upon them
My Closet is so small Despite all that it hides in there My Closet is so small So there's no more space to share
A monster's in my Closet And I'll never let it out It's really big and scary Until somone starts to shout
clos·et [kloz-it] noun 1. a small room, enclosed recess, or cabinet for storing clothing, food, utensils, etc. 2. a small private room, especially one used for prayer, meditation, etc. 3. a state or condition of secrecy or carefully guarded privacy. 4. water closet. adjective 5. private; secluded. 6. suited for use or enjoyment in privacy 7. engaged in private study or speculation; speculative; unpractical: a closet thinker with no practical experience. 8. being or functioning as such in private; secret (dictionary.com)