Lonely Lover
Lonely lover, what have you done to us? You've been lonely all these years, yet you linger by my side when I do not want you here. Even though you're not the one, we tend to share the bed at night. Waking up to those Monday morning blues to the thought of you saddens me, for I wish you could just disappear. Sometimes my wish does come true, but only for a time because you are my lonely lover and you eventually return by my side.
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