Her
I lay
Head to knee
Her hand upon my head
Petting, stroking
To sleep
Like a child
I wake
Her arm around my waist
Holding me tightly
Front flush against back
Soft breaths on my neck
I turn
She’s resting
Eyes closed
Slight smile
She looks beautiful
I drape my arm around her
Kiss her softly
I open my eyes
A tear slips down my cheek
She’s gone again
The feel of her against me
Has disappeared
Her breath against my neck
Has dissipated
There is no warmth
From where she lay
It’s like she never was
Because she never really was
A harsh reality
Versus sweet fantasy
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