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Losing Herself


Lonely, lost girl. Everyone long since gone, reject once again, She seeks comfort in different men. She relaxes in the arms of another, only to wake and find herself alone in the morning. So she discovers solace in a high so numbing she stops racking her brain for the names of the past ones Who never bothered to stay, And waits until it's time for love to manifest itself in a stranger all over again.
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