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Cold


I've never liked my bed With you in it it is warm and comforting to feel your skin on mine My bed makes your absence felt I'm colder I am less sure of what space my body should claim I I roll and reach out my arms only to hold nothing The space overwhelms me A reminder that a life and love should be shared To be the only one occupying it's space Trying to provide enough heat to warm it I miss you
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