loneliness
It would be quite rude
If I would dare to say I was lonely
For every night when rest my head
I am greeted by emptiness
and he lies beside me
and wraps his arms around me
until I feel as if my lungs might collapse
how dare I say I’m lonely
when disappointment kisses my forehead
and fills my mind with memories and mistakes
she makes a comfortable home in the head I cannot control
What a child I am to say I’m lonely
How could I forget?
Misery tucks me in every night
and wakes me in the morning
I’m not lonely
just overwhelmed by company
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