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Loneliness


Sometimes loneliness gnaws at me

 

Flashing it’s big teeth and then ripping me to shreds

 

Devouring my mind & emptying my soul

 

As if I was just bone it tosses me to the side when it’s done

 

With the satisfaction of its meal it rests with smile on its face

 

Ready for round 2, a day I might not see

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